Was it one of the black Torkers? If it's a black Torker, was it a 2003
round crown model or a 2004 flat crown model?
If the frame and seat and seatpost are all undamaged then it may be
worthwhile to get a new wheel. You could get a replacement wheel that
is stronger than the original. A quality new wheel can cost more than
$100, more than the cost of the Torker when it was new. Figure the cost
of a new hub, new rim, new spokes, and labor for the wheel build and it
gets to be around $100. Then you'll also likely need new cranks since
your cranks likely got bent by the Suburban. If your old hub is
undamaged then you can save about $25 by reusing the old hub.
Strange as it may seem, but it may actually be cheaper to buy a whole
new black Torker unicycle rather than having a new wheel built.
I'd also call up unicycle.com and ask if they have any spare 24" black
Torker wheels. It's a long shot, but if they've got one it may be a
cheaper solution.
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