Home rec.sport.unicycling Uni wheel as an ultimate wheel?
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Published 24 April 2006
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Original post iridemymuni
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24 April 2006, 08:39 UTC
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hey guys, is it possible to take the wheel off a unicycle and ride that around as an ultiamte wheel? is it ridable? has anybody tried this?
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24 April 2006, 09:18 UTC
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iridemymuni said: hey guys, is it possible to take the wheel off a unicycle and ride that around as an ultiamte wheel? is it ridable? has anybody tried this?
i havent done it but i have seen it done ppl just detach the frame and put wood over the spokes (dunno y) but i have seen it
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24 April 2006, 09:21 UTC
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When i clean out my bearings, i always take my wheel for a bit of a spin.
It's possible!
If you can seat push/drag you should be able to use it as a UW
Ed
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24 April 2006, 12:41 UTC
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Yes it is possible, but it is much, much harder to learn to ride than a purpose built ultimate wheel. A circus friend of mine learnt in this way and it took him months to get it. He was astonished when I told him I learnt to ride on a purpose UW in 2 or 3 hours. The reason its harder is that the pedals are further out from the plane the of the wheel, compared to a real UW which has its pedals screwed into the plane of the wheel.
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