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Re: narrow hub racing coker

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  1. I don't get off on 'blowing wind' like 99% of the rest of the internet.

    I've ridden a N36 with a super wide hub about 2,000 miles over the
    past 12 months and noticed the wind resistance as well as the effects
    of wind gusts on the wheel itself. I also had a coker with a much
    narrower hub in my possession and it was noticeable how the wind
    reacted to the narrower airframe of a narrow wheel head on. As stated
    before, the differences are slight. You're not going to see a
    night/day difference when switching between the two hubs unless you're
    looking for the change very closely.

    as for your order-of-magnitude estimate...no, I haven't and I doubt you
    have either 🙂. Just stating facts as well as what I've noticed while
    riding two different unicycles on the same paths a few hundred times.

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    mouse

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