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Lollipop bearings

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  1. I'm building a custom small wheel unicycle and I was wondering where I
    could find some lollipop bearings. Normally I would never touch the
    things, but as I'm assembling the frame myself they will be
    significantly easier to use. My searches keep coming up with
    skateboard bearings, and though that's not a surprise it is mildly
    annoying.

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  2. Google shopping just comes up with teddy bears if I include the term
    "lollipop."

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  3. Ugh, the last uni I had with lollipop bearings....that would be the
    cyclepro....I suppose you could just disassemble one of the unis
    (united, cyclepro, some of the old ones) with lollipop bearings if you
    were willing to pay the price for that and accept the damage you would
    cause to the bearing in removing it...

    BTW, what are you doing in the line of crank arms on this
    thing😕
    I've been looking into shorter cranks...

    Also, what wheel size? How are you building the frame? I might go with
    something like this instead of a 12", none of em are going to be very
    practical anyways.......

    EDIT: The frame cracked on said cyclepro, fortunately the bike shop put
    the uni towards a new one.

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    hobo_chuck said:

    *HOLY* son of a bike rider:eek:


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  4. Searching Google produced this as the second result:

    http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=508

    jim

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