Re: Can you identify this overpriced uni?

and here is a close up of the wheel....

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i might be wrong but that looks like a homemade uni. just judging by the
things they have used to make it.

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that uni looks almot exactly my first uni that i still have and learned
thoe i dont know what its name is cus it was all rusty when i got it
heheh so i dont think it is home made

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the bearing holders kinda look like ones on my '[censored] cycle'
(http://tinyurl.com/4x8l7) that J-Foss possibly thought was a Concord.
the crown looks alot differant though.

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Yes, same bearings as on my Japanese Concord. This suggests possibly the
same factory, but who knows? It's a safe bet you have a Japanese
unicycle from the 1970s there. I have seen that fork crown before, but
can't remember the associated name. Like my old Concord, that is just
the sticker on top of the metal. The same frame may have been sold under
many different names, just like the frames of today.

So your antique dealer can decide whether he wants to sell his outdated
unicycle, which is possibly up to 30 years old or so, or keep looking at
it for a long time. It has no intrinsic "antique" value, other than
perhaps being a rarity in Australia if few were ever sold there.

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I think that I might offer him $50- for it.
Unless there are any other Brisbane unicyclists looking for a 20" uni.

Wayne.

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I'd agree that its worth no more than $50. It needs a new saddle and
seatpost to make it rideable for more than a few minutes. If you explain
this to the seller he might realise that it ain't worth $125.

+0}\{y

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