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  1. I was browsing Velospace looking at fixie bikes and came across a trick
    bike made from two Torker DX unicycles.

    'The Uni Bomber' (http://velospace.org/node/3806) (clickthrough for
    more info on it)

    Seems it was made by Mr. Pedalsworth from 'bicyclerider.com'
    (http://www.bicyclerider.com/)

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  2. That is insane.

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  3. I wana ride that!

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  4. I can't imagine the flatland stuff possible with this.

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  5. Oh the possibilities...

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  6. Nowhere near as good quality but:

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  7. It looks dangerous. How do you keep the balance?

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  8. goldenchicken III said:

    It looks dangerous. How do you keep the balance?

    ....*looks around*.... We are on a unicycle forum for cryin' out
    loud.

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  9. Yes but two of them? On the same time? Must be awfully hard ...

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  10. Do you even know how to ride a bike?

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  11. that looks so awesome. i wanna go.

    James

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  12. Wow, what overkill! You would hardly need splined axles on such a cycle,
    unless the rider plans to test its limits by inventing tricks with it.

    For those of you thinking sliced bread has just been invented, people
    have been making bikes like that forever, though usually the front
    wheel doesn't have pedals. This Torker DX version is probably heavy
    though!

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  13. johnfoss said:

    Wow, what overkill! You would hardly need splined axles on such a cycle,
    unless the rider plans to test its limits by inventing tricks with it.

    For those of you thinking sliced bread has just been invented, people
    have been making bikes like that forever, though usually the front
    wheel doesn't have pedals. This Torker DX version is probably heavy
    though!

    At least 30 pounds...

    My BMX is really heavy weighing in at 32~

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  14. john_childs said:

    I was browsing Velospace looking at fixie bikes and came across a trick
    bike made from two Torker DX unicycles.
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    Somewhere, I have seen a picture of a similarly made vehicle (made with
    2 unicycles) and the comment that it is difficult to ride because it
    turns/bends/twists at both ends.

    Looks like it would be fun to try.

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  15. What are the front pedals for?

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  16. oooops I accidentally double posted...is there anyone at the controls
    who can delete this one?

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  17. Jethro said:

    What are the front pedals for?

    I'm guessing they were left on because the builder was too lazy or
    unconcerned to remove them. But the brake had to have been put on
    deliberately.

    btw one of the kids in RTUC has a similar machine and I've tried it,
    it's loads of fun! I think Sem Abrahams sells them (it'd be special
    order though), and I'm half convinced I need one. 😄

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  18. Awesome. I wonder how hard it would be to make one.

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  19. john_childs said:

    I was browsing Velospace looking at fixie bikes and came across a trick
    bike made from two Torker DX unicycles.

    'The Uni Bomber' (http://velospace.org/node/3806) (clickthrough for
    more info on it)

    Seems it was made by Mr. Pedalsworth from 'bicyclerider.com'
    (http://www.bicyclerider.com/)

    I should make one cause that does look insane. 😄 😄

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  20. looks really fun.. i'd like to try that sometime!

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