Uni drawing in "Wealth" magazine

March 2004 issue.

A pretty cool logo for a Uni club in Vegas!


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that shock actually looks like it could work


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brockfisher05 wrote:
*that shock actually looks like it could work *


it would break way easily though, I think, and that would HURT. the
seatpost would go down and hit the tire, and catch it so the seat falls
backwards, and all that stuff. so I don't think it'd work.


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James_Potter wrote:
*it would break way easily though, I think, and that would HURT. the
seatpost would go down and hit the tire, and catch it so the seat
falls backwards, and all that stuff. so I don't think it'd work. *


But what about the 'shock' in the seat. That would certainly work.


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What would the shock work for? The little bumps on the street and the
roots on the muni trail? Remember that shocks between the axle and
saddle are only good while you are riding with all of your weight on the
saddle, not for any sort of jumps and high impacts. I, personally, have
explained this maybe 10 times before, so i'll assume that most people
understand that.

So, would you really be that interested in shocks when you are just
riding around? It seems like it would give you a sort of bouncy effect
that would bother me. I like the structure as it is, for just riding
around. Of course, i don't muni, so it may be different on the trails.


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Thinnest tire ever....


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