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timekeeper;1142381 wrote:
Nice collection there Cam!

My newest build. Still working out the kinks.



My old frame ! I think ...

Did you get it from Danni ?

If so, that's my old one

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Lol yeah its yours. Did I do it justice?


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Whoa Dude!
Now that is one lite Uni, Whats it's weight? (Does "it" have
name?)


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ntappin;1142390 wrote:

List prices for everything on there


500 for the frame
480 for the hub
12 for the seatpost clamp
25 for the seatpost
50 for the seat
120 for the seatbase
85 for the cranks
110 for the pedals
50 for the tire
50 for the rim
3 for the tube
3 for the rim tape

It comes out to about 1500 bucks which actually isn't bad at all if you
look at how much the original KH unicycles cost.

We are really lucky to have so many innovations in unicycling to be
able to have such amazing machines at such great prices.





Haha if 1500 is a lot for one wheel is you ask me...
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Here are my 3

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My first uni was sun 20" flat top, which is the one I painted yellow
(which is getting a yellow nimbus seat). The next was the sun 28", just
waiting for the shorter cranks to arrive. And the most recent is the '07
KH20. My next uni will probably be a giraffe.


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ntappin;1142390 wrote:
It is the KH hub, the K1 cranks fit on the KH hub but with a tiny bit of
slop. So unless you tighten them down really hard, they move around a
bit, and if you ride them much, then it destroys the cranks.




Oh right. So... do you have or are you getting some KH cranks?


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Just got my new Magura brake today. It replaces my old one that had a
broken master cylinder. This new setup includes the spooner and has
*steel* fittings instead of the old aluminum so they should last a great
deal longer and hopefully be more leak-proof!

Also, the main line is plastic now, but seems plenty durable, but the
cross over is braided steel like the old one but much beefier. All in
all it seems like a great setup, and has tremendous stopping power!

I'll find out this Sunday when I ride 12 DH miles of extremely
technical MUni at Noble Canyon near San Diego, CA. That was one of the
awesome trails in this year's CMW lineup.

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I have three pairs from my muni, but the shortest I have are 137's, I'm
getting some 125 Qu-ax streets though.

Terry, where did you get those brake adapters?!


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manon1wheel;1142583 wrote:
Haha if 1500 is a lot for one wheel is you ask me...
-Riley



No a days it is, but if you look at when Muni and trials were first
getting started, back in the days of the KH pro unis, 1500 was what you
had to spend to get something decent.

I figure too that if I build up something amazing, then it will last me
as long as I need it to, and then hopefully still have a decent resale
value.

Plus when you look at bikes, 1500 isn't bad.


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ntappin;1147721 wrote:
I have three pairs from my muni, but the shortest I have are 137's, I'm
getting some 125 Qu-ax streets though.

Terry, where did you get those brake adapters?!

Do you mean the extenders? Scott Wallis. It's the only way the maggies
would fit using the surly LM rim, which is a whopping 65mm wide!


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