Where can I find a 12inch uni

cbs;1154079 wrote:
money lol. im saving! but until the uni cant do what i need it to
do, no hurry yet.



Haha Yeah, it'd be pretty cool if you could find a really strong 12''
rim, along with like heavier gauge spokes or something. Just beef it up,
and ride it like theres no tomorrow haha. That'd be so wicked.

oh yeah, the problem with the one i showed you is that it has lolli-pop
bearrings, i dont know what that means for ability to change out the
hub, but i think it makes it nearly impossible to switch out the hub.
Idk, dont take my word on it, your buying a 12'' unicycle, something no
one really buys lol.


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OMG, this would be sooooo BA
http://www.scooterpart.net/products.php?id=820
http://pitposse.stores.yahoo.net/12inchrear.html
Nimbus 16 inch frame
whatever hub
tiny cranks
Nimbus gel
Cromo post
http://www.scooterpart.net/products.php?id=821


edit: with Quax 100mm you could even go isis! Drools


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cbs;1153915 wrote:
so small unis are harder to ride?


You could always get a longer seatpost to suit the 12" unicycles like
it *'says here' (http://tinyurl.com/3b7pcg)*.


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Jeremy R;1154122 wrote:

edit: with Quax 100mm you could even go isis! Drools



or moment 110


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I mentioned that in the new thread.


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unibikeling;1154100 wrote:

oh yeah, the problem with the one i showed you is that it has lolli-pop
bearrings, i dont know what that means for ability to change out the
hub, but i think it makes it nearly impossible to switch out the hub


It really doesn't. The bearings themselves are not lollipop shaped,
but rather just the bearing holders. Any hub with 40mm bearings should
fit.


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hobo_chuck;1154432 wrote:
It really doesn't. The bearings themselves are not lollipop shaped, but
rather just the bearing holders. Any hub with 40mm bearings should fit.



Yeah, I think the main danger with them is that they increase the
chance of the frame cracking a hundredfold.


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Well this one looks to be a bit stronger than the one from udc but its
in Australia so shipping might be a problem except it's pretty small so
it might not be that bad
http://tinyurl.com/8uhzz5


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