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Published 13 March 2008
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Original post Jim
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13 March 2008, 19:52 UTC
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most handlebar stems are 22mm and you can get 22mm saddle stems for unicycles so it should be quite simple.
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UnicycleJuggler
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13 March 2008, 21:39 UTC
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Jim said: most handlebar stems are 22mm and you can get 22mm saddle stems for unicycles so it should be quite simple.
jim
BMX's (which is what I generally ride) are 1inch 1/8th which have an internal diameter of around 24mm so I think you'd still need to use shims to fit the seatpost. Anybody's advice is more than welcome. Please also correct me if I'm wrong.
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UnicycleJuggler
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20 March 2008, 22:54 UTC
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Right then! I've just put together an Unbike! I've taken the front wheel, forks and handlebars off my bmx and pt them together to try this... [image:http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/philjordan86/DSC00432.jpg]
Sorry about the poor quality photo. The unbike even has a brake! It kind of needs it seeing as how unbelievably difficult it is to ride. Unicycles are positively simple to learn compared to this!
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