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Published 16 November 2005
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Original author threeinchtire
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Original post threeinchtire
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16 November 2005, 13:38 UTC
#1
what I want to know is why an impossible wheel (BC Wheel) is so much easier to ride than an ultimate wheel? I have just started learning on the BC, and it is MUCH easier to learn than when i tried to ride an ultimate wheel. Why is this? Who messed up the names?
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16 November 2005, 13:46 UTC
#2
i wouldnt call em a impossible wheel.. its a stupid name, cos its far from impossible. call it a BC wheel, problem solved
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16 November 2005, 14:23 UTC
#3
I really like the name. I like when I'm showing people my unicycle collection, and then at the end I point out 'this one, without a seat or pedals. It's called an impossible wheel'. They always smile and nod and go back to staring at the giraffes. 😄
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16 November 2005, 22:07 UTC
#5
squeegy said: What exactly does BC stand for? or mean?
you dont have defect right?
i dont remember what it means but it come from a comic book. if you can search on the forum im sure you will found the answer.
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16 November 2005, 23:26 UTC
#7
squeegy said: What exactly does BC stand for? or mean?
you are doomed, you never should have asked use the search feature there was a small debate, basic coasting or from the comic strip, there was this one were it showed for frames of a guy just riding it.
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17 November 2005, 06:37 UTC
#8
squeegy said: What exactly does BC stand for? or mean?
I continue to think it is Before Christ. As in they were ridden in 8000 BC.
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