i just took the front wheel of and old bike and was wanting to make and impossible wheel out of it. are there any suggestions on what i should use for the foot pegs?
You can ride them with pegs, it is just harder. The first ones had pegs, then that evolved into the drop down plates. Go for it. It really helps if you have shoes that have an arch (not like skate shoes that are flat at the bottom) so the pegs will rest in the arch of your shoe. If you have flat bottomed shoes you will probably just roll right off the pegs.
-- Spencer Hochberg
(disclaimer: i may not know what i am talking about)
Evan said:
i just found some candy in a suitcase under my bed, i have no clue how old it is...i ate it anyway
That sounds cool, can you attach a seat to a BC wheel, therefore making a BC...unicycle. Has anyone ever done that? How much do the plates cost? It would be awesome to do that to my uni! Though dissapointing seeing how far it goes after almost committing suicide after suicide mounting(which I can't do)....
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IIRC, Spencer has a BC uni - it's featured in one of the videos in his gallery. It's cool :-)
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