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26" uni needed.

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  1. Does anyone know if you could fit a 26"x 2" tire on a Scwinn 24".
    Measurements show a clearance of 11mm or 7/16" but frame flex might rub
    the tire on the frame. Has anyone ever done this? If I were to buy a 26"
    uni w/out the rim, spokes and tire for ease of handling thru
    international airlines ( I got lots of spare 26" MTB rims and tires at
    home), what would be good for about $100 or less and where can I get
    one. Thanks 😕

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  2. Check out the Yuni. For less than $50, it is a deal that's hard to
    beat:

    http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=592

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  3. Yes, the Schwinn frame will rub on a 26x2" tire. It will work fine
    until you start to pedal hard to get up a hill, then the frame will flex
    and the tire will start rubbing.

    Back in the "old" days the Schwinn muni conversions were somewhat
    popular due to their availability and lack of availability of
    alternatives. They worked, but the frame flex caused the tire to rub
    when used with a 26" MTB wheel.

    A much better alternative is the Yuni frame that Krashin'Kenny
    mentioned. I wish we had the Yuni frame back in the "old" days.

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