Re: Uni Count

added:

1 homemade giraffe

1 S.M.D.

total:

440 Riders,
1485 unis.

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added:

1 Coker, deluxe from UDC

total:

440 Riders,
1486 unis.

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Coker,
second BC,
new trials.

649 riders,
2042 unis.

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maxcarriere said:

nah, he just wants to buy the cranks to look at them and rub them on his
body..

uni_jim said:

isn't [the superbowl] like a giant dip bowl in mexico filled with salsa
where everyone brings a bag of tostitos and digs in?😉 😄

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Adding two not originally listed for me:

the old Pro Japanese relic I recently got from a garage sale (for
free!)

Brand new Nimbus 36".

So now it's 649 riders, 2044 unis.

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I finally got myself a Coker!

- 20" with plastic rim (now with only one crank/pedal and
handlebars)
- 20" Giraffe 5' tall
- 24" Cycle design (stolen/borrowed by Greg Wynn)
- 24" Wilder Lightrider 6160c (stolen- whereabouts unknown)
- 28" Nimbus
- 24x3" (Gazzaloddi) MUni with KH Freeride rim and Uni.com hub
- 20" Axis learner unicycle
- 36" Coker

Running Total:
2045 Unicycles
649 Respondents
Average 3.15 unicycles per rider

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Rowan said:

24" Wilder Lightrider 6160c (stolen- whereabouts unknown)

😠

Rowan said:

24x3" (Gazzaloddi) MUni with KH Freeride rim and Uni.com hub

Type of frame? KH?

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Rowan said:

*I finally got myself a Coker!*

Nice! You're going to have fun.

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I've been getting a few cycles: a 12", three
16"s, a couple of 24"s (one got stolen though) and another Coker which
I sold the other day. So add 5 and I will order another three perhaps
in a few days but I might give them to schools. If all my students
added themselves there would be heaps of riders!!! Plus my two schools
have about about 18 unicycles between them.

- 20" with plastic rim (now with only one crank/pedal and
handlebars)
- 20" Giraffe 5' tall
- 24" Cycle design (stolen/borrowed by Greg Wynn)
- 24" Wilder Lightrider 6160c (stolen- whereabouts unknown)
- 28" Nimbus
- 24x3" (Fireball/Gazzaloddi) MUni with KH Freeride rim and Uni.com
hub, the frame is a standard chrome round-crown 28" with 22.2mm seat
tube.
- 20" Axis learner unicycle
- 36" Nimbus Painted Black
+
- 12"
- 16" Painted Black
- 16" Axis
- 16" Axis
- 24" Axis

Running Total:
2608 Unicycles
792 Respondents
Average 3.29 unicycles per rider

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Quax Cross Fire 20" and Me the rider

Running Total:
2609 Unicycles
793 Respondents

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24" Torkker LX (heavily upgraded), '07 KH 24", and me riding

Running Total:
2611 Unicycles
794 Respondents

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20" Nibus II
24" Torker CX

Running Total:
2613 Unicycles
795 Respondents

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