New Coker, Final Pics and everything!!!

harper wrote:
I don't see anywhere in the advertisement a dimension for the wheel
diameter. Is this going to have a 36" wheel? I would have thought they
would have specified that. I thought Coker was talking earlier (last
year) about a larger diameter wheel and pneumatic tire. That would be a
boon to this sport. Am I missing something...other than common sense,
personality, good looks, charm, wealth, taste, wisdom.....


i think your right they did say one more big announcement and i think
that i bigger wheel would qualify. Harper your a genius!


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If that was the case, I'd have to eat my words about the 48 spokes.
...and how delicious that would be.


harper wrote:
I don't see anywhere in the advertisement a dimension for the wheel
diameter. Is this going to have a 36" wheel? I would have thought they
would have specified that. I thought Coker was talking earlier (last
year) about a larger diameter wheel and pneumatic tire. That would be a
boon to this sport. Am I missing something...other than common sense,
personality, good looks, charm, wealth, taste, wisdom.....


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harper wrote:
I don't see anywhere in the advertisement a dimension for the wheel
diameter. Is this going to have a 36" wheel?



Interesting observation. I suppose someone with good graphics skills
could analyze the photo to compare relative size of common objects such
as the seat, pedals, or tire width, to see if the diameter of the wheel
matches a 36" size or is perhaps larger...

Or just wait till the next announcement.

I am intrigued.


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First mass-produced unicycle bigger than 36"?


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The tire in the picture has the original button-style tread. They
probably would have improved that if they were going to make a bigger
tire.


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boo radley wrote:
The tire in the picture has the original button-style tread. They
probably would have improved that if they were going to make a bigger
tire.




That is what I was going to mention.


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The photo is just that, a photo. It could be a photo of a 36" Coker tire
or a chocolate donut. When they actually market the new Coker unicycle
I just wonder what the wheel size is going to be. I haven't heard any
more noise about a bigger wheel and I can't second guess Coker's
intentions. It would just be nice if it were bigger and, as of yet, it
appears to be unspecified.


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Notice the emphasis on the word "*BIG*"...


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brendan wrote:

when i flex both arms one looks puny next to the other. Mind you it was
that way after years of badminton...

And maybe playing a little too much with the shuttlecock as well?
Hmm?
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can i also mention there isnt an arrow pointing to the tyre... and they
mention an XLR tyre. so maybe it is new/different.

also the saddle could be very nice, and even include a groove kh
freeride style. From the pic you cant see. if they keep the price then
this is awesome.


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Not sure if anyone has posted about this yet or not.

http://www.cokercycles.com/bigone.htm

Looks like a nice option for some folks.


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