hey,
My nimbus 36" has about 1,000 miles on it as of right now. I haven't
needed to do much of anything with the hub and bearings other than make
sure that the caps are secure to the frame. As for the wheel itself, I
have the airfoil rim and it is very very very true still so I haven't
needed to true it. If you notice some movement in the wheel when you
pedal the revolution then you may want to have it checked. The most
attention I give my unicycle is in the crank arms. They have a habit
of coming loose after a few hundred miles of riding and need snugged up
again. Also, you will want to move the seatpost around in the frame
every few weeks especially if it gets wet to make sure it doesn't rust
into place. The rail connection on the seatpost if you have a T-7
should also be checked to make sure it is tight enough over time. I
think that covers it but I'll add more if I can think of it.
--
mouse
Quoted message said:Originally Posted by johnfoss
Yes, being old makes you stupid.
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