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Original post Mgrant
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2 April 2004, 13:13 UTC
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Quoted message said: I don't sell a tall unicycle that hasn't had the sprocket welded...
-Darren Bedford
If the sprocket of a giraffe wheel is welded to the hub then how do you replace the spokes on the drive side of the wheel?
-mg
-- mgrant - Ever hoping for the best!
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2 April 2004, 13:13 UTC
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In short, you pray that you don't break ANY of your spokes, as they are all equally impossible to replace on a welded sprocket set-up.
-- hopeful - Street Performer
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2 April 2004, 13:14 UTC
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You could always grind the weld off, and then take it apart.
-- Checkernuts - Me Fail English? That's Unpossible
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