Riding Backwards/ Crank Arms

1. splined is where instead of havind sqare taper(like yours) it has a
join kind of like a star. like 'this'
(http://www.unicycle.co.nz/images/shop/KHOnzaHub.jpg).
2. riding backwards wont damge any unicycle.
3. For help on how to ride backwards look 'here.'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52502)

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phlegm said:

In fact, when I put on my spandex and strut around the hood with my
unicycle, all the ladies want a piece of me.

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if you ride a unicycle backwards, the pedals unscrew. but occasional
backwards riding shouldn't do anything unfixable. splining is a crank
arm to hub system that uses a series of grooves (splines) on the hub,
and matching pattern on the crank arms to make a stronger system than
cottorless. it is generally used for muni, trials, and street. you
won't need it if your doing freestyle. hope this helps.

edit:beat me to it blackbike.

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iridemymuni said:

i think everybody agrees when i say you lucky son of a [censored]

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splined hubs don't all look like that though, some have 8-10 splines and
are have more squared splines

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