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Published 1 April 2006
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tomblackwood
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1 April 2006, 06:21 UTC
#3
max_pfeifer said: that is possably the ugliest unicycle i have ever seen.
You're up in the night, man. Show some respect to one of the original, and still classic, bombproof muni frames. All in the eye of the beholder, max_.
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tomblackwood
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1 April 2006, 11:14 UTC
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Art Deco to the max. This frame was designed to suit suspension seatposts when they were in vogue (in the early days when nothing existed about 6 years ago). Yeah, show some respect. This frame led to the Hunter and the Dave Mariner muni designs.
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1 April 2006, 11:26 UTC
#9
Well..... probably right up there.
They were Cromo, hand made but not sure if they would take profile or KH cranks or a wide tyre.
I was going to buy one but they were $900.00 US dollars before shipping etc. I dedcided against spending the money.
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1 April 2006, 11:31 UTC
#10
If you check out "One Tyred Guy" by Kris Holm, you will find that Dan Heaton rides one down the highest mountain in Mexico with Kris.
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1 April 2006, 15:41 UTC
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onebyone said: If you check out "One Tyred Guy" by Kris Holm, you will find that Dan Heaton rides one down the highest mountain in Mexico with Kris.
That's Nathan Hoover, not Dan Heaton.
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brockfisher05
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1 April 2006, 21:03 UTC
#14
The Telford is a nice unicycle but Geoff isn't making them anymore. He made the first one in December 1997, the same month the first Hunter was made. If you want to try one out, come to UniCon this summer in Switzerland - Geoff will be there with one of these "vintage" frames. Andy Cotter was riding one at Moab this year. Several others are still around.
---Nathan
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2 April 2006, 06:47 UTC
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tomblackwood said: You're up in the night, man. Show some respect to one of the original, and still classic, bombproof muni frames. All in the eye of the beholder, max_.
yeah fair enough.
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