brake/booster question

probably not.

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The standard boosters will not fit a 3" tire. There is a GB4 booster
that will fit a 3" tire.

Best bet is to go with the 'two bolt trials style mount'
(http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=549) instead of the
post style mount. The post style mount needs a booster to keep the
brake cylinders from rotating inwards when your legs rub against them.
The two bolt trials style mounts work just fine without a booster. If
you have a choice go for a frame that has the two bolt style mount
instead of a frame that has the post style mount.

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Yea... don't put maggies on a frame that has vees. The evo mounts suck
[censored], even with a booster. It might not make that much of a differece on
a uni though, but it definetly does on a bike.

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