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Disc brake adaptors

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    Annoyingly these are 32 hole only, but does anyone think a
    similar adaptor might work for unicycle hubs?

    Joe

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  2. Oh yeah, NOW we're talkin'! I'm sure that as First Products
    makes more sales of this simple but great (aren't they
    usually?) part, they'll invest in a 36 hole flange, to bolt
    onto a Suzue or Profile, etc. Now all we need is a mounting
    kit for an Avid caliper!

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  3. I just don't see wanting disc brakes on a unicycle.......The
    added stopping power in overkill and I know I personally
    would not want a disc rotor that close to my leg

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