uni axle spacing?

what type of unicycle? 🙂 if you have a look here...
http://tinyurl.com/7frxc down the bottom it tells you flange to flange
for the UDC hubs...

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Alot of common unis are 100mm from bearing centre to bearing centre, but
it varies hugely between different makes and models, 100mm is for the
Kh, Onza and Koxx hubs i think. The spacing can be altered by changing
the spacers each sdie of the bearings, which are present on most
unicycle hubs.

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It is safest to work with the centre of the bearings. 100mm has become
the standard so the outside of the bearing is 112mm.

The exceptions are:
UDC Coker Wide hub which is 125.0mm
Susue which is 91.5mm
Old Onza hubs which is 104.5mm
Profile is 108.0 mm
Old Schwinn.... I think this one is 93.4mm
Old pashely.... not sure but I know it is not 100mm

I have drawings of the hubs on the site some where..... here is the
susue:
http://www.unicycle.uk.com/Images/Shop/suzue.jpg

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icekayak, i took a look at the website and saw the flange dimensions.
isnt the flange the part with the holes for spokes? i need the flange
measurement to get the right size spokes but its not the bearing center
to bearing center dimension i need. thanks though.

rogeratunicycledotcom, thanks for the info. i'll go with 100. it just
so happens thats the spacing for a bicycle fork. makes things easy.

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