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Interesting. I rode my coker just yesterday with my trials strapped to
my camelbak for the first time. It worked suprisingly well. I don't
think I'll do it on a regular basis because it seems like an awful lot
of stress on the pastic buckles, but as I was riding I thought, why are
there no uni bags? Anyway, the price looks a little steep.

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I think ill get one if UDC starts carrying them =)

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an Alex DX32 rim is 38mm wide, so 1 centimeter more is 39mm.

u•ni•cy•cle
A vehicle consisting of a frame mounted over a single wheel and usually
propelled by pedals.
Related Term(s):
u′ni•cy′clist n.
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I wrote to this vendor trying to purchase one, and they did not write
back.

Perhaps the language issue is a problem - I don't speak/write French.

Has anyone every successfully ordered one of these from them outside of
Europe?

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Wow, you can get it in rasta colors. Sweet😎

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they are cool, shame about the price though, it would be cool if udc
stocked them

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Their crank lengths are an issue. The 20" have crank lengths of
140/160/170 and their 24" has cranks lengths of 125/135/137 . I'm
assuming they got them reversed? It also seems like the pedal would
jab you in the back.

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Seager said:

It also seems like the pedal would jab you in the back.

In which case you could just remove the pedals before putting it in the
bag? I'd be prepared to do this. Then you avoid the crank and pedal
issue...

It'd be nice if someone could give some kind of reference for them, ie
Yoggi... who's thanked for the pictures, so may possibly know something
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Kieron said:

I tell u wat they would have to be a very commited pedo to learn to ride
a unicycle in order to mingle with us, steel one of us and rape us in a
bush.

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jamessd said:

It'd be nice if someone could give some kind of reference for them, ie
Yoggi... who's thanked for the pictures, so may possibly know something
about them?

There's a review in issue 4 of Uni... I had an early example of the 20"
and its great.

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mikepenton said:

There's a review in issue 4 of Uni... I had an early example of the 20"
and its great.

And are they reliable to order from on that website?

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jamessd said:

And are they reliable to order from on that website?

I'm sure they are, as it's the manufacturer.

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I have just recieved one of their 24 inch unicycle bags. It took about 7
days to get to me in Vancouver, BC.

Mgypack was kind enough to put 'Sack Value = 20 EUR' so Customs did not
make me pay any duty.

I was a little apprehensive upon placing an order as their website was
confusing. the English portion of their website made almost no sense.

I emailed the company twice and recieved a response after about a day
or two. They have just sold out of their 24 inch muni bags and I bought
the last one - which was their prototype bag. They will have another
production run in a few months.

I paid via PayPal.

On the 24 inch uni bag the bag can be carried as a backpack and it very
compfortable - the pedal extrusion does not get in the way as it is off
to the side on my hip.

The bag fits my 170 mm cranks with pedal on without any issues.

The quality of the bag - materials and sewing- is really good.

Pics below.

They are really well made.

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Very nice. I was investigating getting an mgypack myself. Emailed the
guy and he was very nice, although I have no money at the moment.

Is there any room to carry anything else in your 24" pack? Like, any
room for tools or water or anything?

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Very nice. I was investigating getting an mgypack myself. Emailed the
guy and he was very nice, although I have no money at the moment.

Is there any room to carry anything else in your 24" pack? Like, any
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They were sold out of their regular 24 inch models so I got their
prototype. I do not know if the regular ones have pockets. The
prototype doesn not have a pocket. It would be a good idea though!

I stick my leg armour, gloves, allen key, small empty hydration
backpack and pump in mine. I strap my helmet around the neck of the
case/bag.

A water bottle would probably fit, but it would be a tight fit.

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