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Re: Multi-Wheeled unicycles

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  1. When I fall of my 3 wheeler or 2 wheeler, its easy to bend or damage so
    i guess ill just have to try and catch it????? I don't realy want to
    try wheel walk on 3 wheeler cos i could drop it excessively and it
    could bend or damage. My 5 ft giraffe frameis already bent so now i
    know to take more care.

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  2. Unisykolist said:

    When I fall of my 3 wheeler or 2 wheeler, its easy to bend or damage so
    i guess ill just have to try and catch it????? I don't realy want to
    try wheel walk on 3 wheeler cos i could drop it excessively and it
    could bend or damage. My 5 ft giraffe frameis already bent so now i
    know to take more care.

    well the only thing you could really bend is the extenstions, the main
    frame is a Nimbus 2 frame I generally don't worry about it, as long as
    I keep the bolts tight on the extensions excessive drops don't do much
    you just have to be kinda careful about the wheels coming out of
    alignment when it's dropped which shouldn't happen if everything is
    tight. I don't worry about catching it most of the time and I drop it A
    LOT doing wheel walking and one footing and stuff, nothing bad has
    happened YET.

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  3. Dare I say I think a normal giraffe bends easier because it is one long
    piece of metal? Or do the joints bend easily on the three wheeler
    😕 .

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    a unicycle in order to mingle with us, steel one of us and rape us in a
    bush.


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  4. jamessd said:

    Dare I say I think a normal giraffe bends easier because it is one long
    piece of metal? Or do the joints bend easily on the three wheeler
    😕 .

    the joints are weaker, and while a slight bend in a giraffe is no big
    deal, wheel misalignment in a multi-wheel caused by a bent frame is a
    more serious problem.

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