Custom coker frame

You could always just build your own, like I did:

http://tinyurl.com/5zlho

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i would second anything made by george. super nice work.

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But do you remember about how much you payed for it.

Rusty
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I'd check out Tom Miller. Contact info at:

http://www.tux.org/~bagleyd/unicycle_factory/

Tell him, Mike McDermott sent you.

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Well I was thinking of having it built in the UK at unicycle.uk.com, and
just have the frame from the USA. I hope this will save shipping.

Rusty
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David Stockton is building me one with a Hunter frame. I'm sure he'll
have some advice...

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Rick does a nice job too. Some shorter people (me, for instance) have
leg clearance issues with the GB4 configuration, but not the Hunter.

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Well I am 1,90 meter high, so I hope leg clearance will not be a
problem. I find the Hunter frames a bit to expensive for me (but it is
really the nicest in my opinion). So I am mostly loooking at the other
options.

Rusty
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Now that people are back from Moab, are there anybody with pictures and
prices of their beautiful Cokers.

Rusty
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I didnt just come back from Moab, but I found this b-e-a-utiful coker
that you might want to look at in Tom Blackwoods gallery.

http://gallery.unicyclist.com/GB4-36-custom

-Lee

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leeman180 said:

*I didnt just come back from Moab, but I found this b-e-a-utiful coker
that you might want to look at in Tom Blackwoods gallery.
*

Yeah, I can highly recommend the GB4 frame, as well as the combination
GB4/U-Turn handle. It's a great setup.

Like U-Turn, I'm on the shorter side, and while I've had a small issue
with the "clearance problem" that he mentioned, I've been able to get
past it via some saddle adjustment advice (thanks John_Childs) and
pedaling adjustment advice (thanks Andy_Cotter).

I have a Hunter 24, so it was a tough choice to not go with the Hunter
for my custom 36. At the end of the day, the GB4 was more affordable at
a time when I was already investing a lot into the overall $etup.

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