I recently bought a yuni impossible wheel, and it makes me happy.
A few months back, me and my friend were collecting freewheel hubs so
that we could make our own b.c. We were planning to do what
andrew_carter did with his b.c. so that we could save a butt-load of
money. With shipping included, our impossible wheel costs $200. I
imagine that making one would have been a lot cheaper. But there were
many things about the yuni impossible that i really wanted but i knew i
couldnt have if i made it myself. I wouldnt have such a strong wheel, i
wouldnt have fully functional parts that i know wont break for a really
long time, i dont know if i could even find the parts, i wouldnt have
had such an easy time learning(i think), and i wouldnt have such a sexy
looking b.c. I dont know if i can fully justify all those things, but i
do know that now i dont have to worry about any problems. If uve got
the cash, do it, if not, u could always make one for 1/10 the cost.
And i was wondering, can anyone go backwards on the b.c. Im sure that
someone would put out a video if they could, but its just a thought.
As i was typing this my friend had his b.c. come in, he liked mine so
much that he got one also.
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