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Re: Coker Wheelman

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  1. I was looking at a coker wheelman on e-bay and it said you could
    pedal or coast. I thought it would have the same hub as a coker
    unicycle. It seems that coasting would be a good feature on a unicycle
    I'm curious how the hub works. Does anyone know?

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  2. oxfordrider said:

    *I was looking at a coker wheelman on e-bay and it said you could
    pedal or coast. I thought it would have the same hub as a coker
    unicycle. It seems that coasting would be a good feature on a
    unicycle I'm curious how the hub works. Does anyone know? *

    Coasting is not a good feature on a unicycle. You need back pedal
    pressure to maintain balance.

    On the Wheelman you don't have that same need. It also has hand brakes
    for slowing down or stopping. It is a very unusual ride that is for
    sure. Not at all like riding a standard bike. As for the hub, it
    allows you to pedal forward, and coast while not pedalling.

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