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  1. Couple of night ago I had a dream, which was about unicycling (isn't
    that great?) anyway, in this dream I was riding around on a unicycle
    with "spacers" or something between the crank and hub which I could
    keep my feet down. But these spacers were independent of the hub so
    the unicycle continued like I was coasting, but with a space for feet
    to fit on. I guess it could be used for people racing then used on
    down hill stretches...
    [image:
    http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk231/ADJuggler/1dreamuni.jpg]
    Maybe with a coker? If you have any thoughts (likes dislikes) or have
    heard of this before... just wanted to get that out there...

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  2. 'BC Wheel' (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=69043)?
    'Freewheeling unicycle'
    (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70196)?

    Edit: Don't really understand what you mean with "spacers" though.

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  3. what so you mean there is a space bi enough to fut your feet between the
    crank and frame, and the cranks still spin. If so sounds cool, but
    uncomfortable for general riding.

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    1-wheeled-grape

    Scott,

    1-wheeled-grape said:

    have you ever had the urge to get a triton frame, write BOB after the
    "sponge" and call the star patric?

    🙄 photoshopers out there🙄
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  4. Neat idea, but keep your legs in close to the frame cause those crank
    arms are going to be whipping by them pretty quickly.

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    through a rock.
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  5. just put your feet on the frame like the rest of us🙄

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    Suicide mount, Double wrap mount, Coast 12 revs, 6 to pedals(coast
    comp), 5 with 1 ft on frame, gapped a 5 set
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  6. I think the idea is like pegs on a bmx bike. Its actually really really
    cool. You may have spawned another version of uncicyling.

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    beeper said:

    you sir, are unrealistic


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