Some help with parts

I'm pretty sure all thoes components will work, you might need a bigger
Nimbus/Yuni frame, probably around a 26" to be able to fit the tire. You
will also need a KH hub to go along with the KH cranks:-)
The snafu pedals will fit the cranks.
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I've got the Snafu's- most pedals should fit fine on the KH cranks-
these specs are pretty standard. I would look at getting some shorter
140mm cranks though as well- makes your MUni more versatile.

Don't know much about the rim or tyre- but I've got a YUni frame on my
29er which works great. Thing to be aware is that with the
Nimbus/Nimbus II/YUni frames- I can't remember which is which now, but
one of them has ovalised tubes the whole way (good), one of them has
round tubes which are crimped to oval at the bottom, but splay out back
into round tubes at the top (not so good). This gives it a wider
profile which rubs on your legs. I've got a friend who has that frame
(I think it's a Nimbus) which constantly gets banged against his shin-
and worn a hole through his 661 pads.

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Quoted message said:

round tubes which are crimped to oval at the bottom, but splay out
back into round tubes at the top (not so good)

Its a tubular frame with a squared top, and from the picture it doesnt
look like they're crimped. Although I cannot see it very well.

Quoted message said:

you might need a bigger Nimbus/Yuni frame, probably around a 26" to be
able to fit the tire

Actually, the stock MUni comes with a tire that has those exact
dimensions (24x3)

Quoted message said:

KH hub to go along with the KH cranks:-)

Lol, yessir :p

Thanks alot for all the help guys, now i can go drop $500 😄

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Your new setup seems like a bit overkill. For your money, I think its
better to go straight for a KH24. I know they are out of stock, but I
think it's worth the wait.

Another option is to get the Nimbus, Fireball, and Snafu pedals and hold
off on the new rim and hub. You say that you are new to uniing, so I
doubt you are going to break any of that soon. The cranks are the one
part you might break. But cranks are cheap. At the end of a couple
month evaluation period, you can upgrade the cycle with the KH wheel set
when they come back in stock.

The rim that comes with the Nimbus is a good one, and the hub is decent.
I think it's a good idea to keep that intact and building up the KH
separately. Then you can have one wheel for MUni and one wheel with the
fireball.

What type of riding are you planning to do anyway?

Hope that helps,
Daniel

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it's usually a good idea to use 127mm or 152mm cranks on a nimbus, i
should know, i own a nimbus 'these are good'
(http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=754)

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What type of riding are you planning to do anyway

Well, my friend has a uni that's a lot like the one I want to build, and
I really liked it. It was so comfortable and easy to ride (for some
reason I'm better on larger unicycles) that I want something like it
with a bit of modifications. The type of riding I plan on doing its off
road and on, hence the fireball tire. I found that it gave good
traction on and off road.

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