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brazing a unicycle?

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  1. hey,

    i'm new to unicycles. i'd like to braze up a unicycle "frame". not sure
    if thats what its called. anyway, where does one find the drop outs? it
    looks like a two piece clamp that holds the hub. who can i order the
    drop outs from?

    thanks.

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  2. so it is called a frame and i'm looking for a main cap bearing housing
    assembly. not just the bottom but the whole enchilada. the part of the
    bearing housing that is welded/brazed the frame.

    i should add i have some experience brazing bicycle frames and forks.

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  3. You can just buy 2 sets of steel ones from UDC.

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  4. you can get basic ones from unicycle.com they have bearing caps on there
    somewhere, if you are looking for better ones I think dirtuni.com will
    sell them.

    Finally you could bug Surly for some, they have the best looking
    bearing caps around but I dont believe they are for sale alone without
    a frame. Doesnt hurt to ask though...

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  5. i'm looking for the piece that gets welded/brazed to the frame as well.
    not just the loose replaceable parts. the parts in unicycle.com look
    like stamped galvanized steel. that cant be what reputable builders are
    using. way too cheesy. my guess is 4130 cromo of some kind. it could be
    just a slice of 4130 tubing with pinch bolts brazed on.

    the suly setup looks very sweet.

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  6. ssissy said:

    i'm looking for the piece that gets welded/brazed to the frame as well.
    not just the loose replaceable parts. the parts in unicycle.com look
    like stamped galvanized steel. that cant be what reputable builders are
    using. way too cheesy. my guess is 4130 cromo of some kind. it could be
    just a slice of 4130 tubing with pinch bolts brazed on.

    the suly setup looks very sweet.

    Thats essentially what the holders are on the Kris holms, expet with a
    lip on the side.

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  7. How about a pair of quick-release bearing holders;

    http://tinyurl.com/7dh35

    send me a PM.

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  8. i'll pm you.

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