I've got to say, I think I got into unicycling (and then cokering / big
wheel / distance riding) at just the right time. The innovations in
big wheeling and distance riding are coming thick and fast these days.
Seriously, the new Qu-AX 36", the new Coker, the Nimbus 36", the
Schlumpf (and the KH/Schlumf).
I'm amazed and delighted that we actually have this many companies
actually -competing- in the "long distance unicycling" market - I mean,
it doesn't sound very likely, does it? 😉 Of course, it's still a
rather small niche, but no longer so small that there's only one or two
very similar alternatives (which was the case just a few years ago: two
rims, and three very similar cycles available).
I shall be quite interested to see what this frame looks like. I
wonder if it'll support an extra wide hub correctly - if so I might
consider it over the Nimbus to upgrade my 36" at some stage. Either
way, it's good to see new frame designs being explored too. It'll be
very interesting to see what the new hub looks like, whether they've
upgraded the pedals / saddle and also if they've made any changes in
the area of tyres / tubes.
I'm excited to see what happens next 😄
--
mark williamson
Dave: Just a question. What use is a unicyle with no seat? And no
pedals!
Mark: To answer a question with a question: What use is a skateboard?
Dave: Skateboards have wheels.
Mark: My wheel has a wheel!
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