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Coasting Unicycle

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  1. I have a little 16" unicycle lying around that I hardly use. And i was
    wondering if there is anyway to make it "coast" Just take of pedaling
    and be able to stop and the wheel can keep moving.

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  2. Do a search for the SWAT Coaster Uni... they built theirs from a kids
    trike I believed, the hub already freewheeled. I don't think there are
    many hubs that freewheel with pedals attached...

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    its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will
    remain.

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  3. Also do a search for The Green Machine. I think it might of been Obie
    explaining that the hub from that would work as a coaster.

    Here is the website
    http://www.huffybikes.com/products/greenmachine.html

    -Lee

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  4. That was me that used the green machine to make a coaster uni. I almost
    mastered it, but then the hub started slipping. I began to take it
    apart to see what was wrong, but never got the bearing off, so it's just
    been sitting in my closet in disrepair for months. Evidently I'll try
    and fix it, but be warned that it is basically a children's toy and not
    the best quality.

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  5. Thanks.

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  6. Read this thread through.

    http://tinyurl.com/afcgr

    e39m5

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