SH 26/39 Poll Question

If something is striped down does that make it more or less patriotic?

Raphael Lasar
Matawan, NJ

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Though this voting is mostly pointless, it might have some influence on
the eventual buyer. After that it'll be up to them.

I voted to keep it as-is because all Steve Howard unicycles are works of
art. A 26/39" wheel seems to be more useful and flexible than would be
an Uber Coker. It has the advantage of still fitting into relatively
small places, but potentially a little more speed than a Coker.

An Uber Coker sounds like a pretty specialized road machine, in that it
will probably appeal most to someone who had a fairly level route the
want to ride it on. I don't know if I'd feel comfortable riding one even
on my relatively flat commute to work. But then again I haven't tried
it...

I'm tempted to bid on that beauty myself, but I've got too much invested
in NAUCC and Unicon right now...

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I'd keep it as is. I love Steve's custom frames. I don't have much
desire to UDP at over 20 MPH.

I think the cool thing about this unicycle is that you can fly by
sombody on it, and they'll wonder how you're going so fast without being
able to pinpoint why.

I also like the idea of a compact commuter. ...then again, I DO love my
Hunter36.

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Think how cool a 20/30 would be for urban riding. You could carry it
anywhere, put it in a locker, etc. No, I wouldn't do that to it, but
it's a thought.

Scott

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mscalisi said:

*...then again, I DO love my Hunter36. *

Another satisfied customer 😄

- Frank

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