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eh whatever...
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Palmer, Alaska
Age: 21
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flatland setup
so as the headline suggests, I'm interested in learning some flatland skills and I'm curious what a good setup would be
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Nevada
Age: 21
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whats your price range?
around $500-Koxx1(look on left side of page) or Kris Holm 08, the 2 unicycle leaders there are differing opinions but i like koxx1 the have lots of cool designs and colors $350-nimbus trials with moments-a very good budget uni $300nimbus trials--a good uni u should be fine with the cranks if u dont do big drops and stuff $275-torker dx-beast uni idk about doing flat on it $280nimbus street-idk much about this one $280quax crossfire idk much about this one either Hope this Helps
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meh.
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Oklahoma
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Never get a torker dx from unicycle.com, ebay sells them very cheap.
And Kilian, stop pretending like you know a lot about flatland.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Nevada
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i know a decent amount about flat i did my research when i was purchasing my unicycle (i recently ordered a k1 from renegade) and thats what i gathered from what people told me
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going to learn standwalk^^
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Manitoba St. Malo
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TEAM DIRTY NEEDLEZ, TEAM SPENCER
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I like rolling on profile ceanks
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Why me?
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Rocky Mountain HIIIIIIIIIIIGH!! Co-lo-ra-do......
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It really depends on your skill level and what kind of flatland tricks you plan on learning...
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eh whatever...
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Palmer, Alaska
Age: 21
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well I've been riding for just over a year and I can ride just fine, forwards, backwards, one footed, whatever but I don't know the first thing about flat. looks difficult, but I like a challenge. thanks for the help by the way
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For flat one of the best things you can buy are the
koxx street cranks they seem to make the most differance when riding flat, but the moment attachments look pretty good but i cant say much about those because ive never rode them. When you get better you might want to get a CF base but you probly wont need one yet until you get good and start brakeing bases. www.koxx-one.com The green spirit, alien backflip or Black domina 2 are probly the best flatland unis you can buy iff you didnt want to make a custom uni.
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Me Gusta
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Sam Haber
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Long neck frames are good, but not necessary. The frame should be able to hold your foot tho. Meaning anything but round crown design.
The wheelset is the important part. Typically most riders prefer a 19" (trials) wheelset over a 20" (freestyle). Cranks that have room for you foot are important. SO you are gonna want something with Q factor ass well as sufficient bulk to the axle. My setup: •Tryall drilled rim •Shaved luna tire. This helps keep my pants from ripping and my leg from bleeding. •K1 hub •Qu-Ax CrMO cranks 125mm •Triton frame with CF seat * I really like the way the Quax cranks feel on teh K1 hub. They stick way out leaving lots of room for my foot. They Cranks are also square profile which makes it easier to stand on as well as apply grip tape to. Grip tape will help any setup out alot. |
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eh whatever...
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Palmer, Alaska
Age: 21
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what about the new kh 08 trials? I was looking into buying it for trials anyway so it would be awesome if it worked for flat too
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eh whatever...
Join Date: Aug 2008
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He did it!
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want to see a vid of spencer using the double crown, so curious to see what he can do with it. I cant imagine. someone have a idea?
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If you want a uni for both trials and flat then I would get the regular long neck. The double crown is cool but it's advantages are pretty specific. The single crown long neck would make a better all around uni in my opinion. |
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