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Hey,
I was wondering if there is a way of constructing a road wheel off a unicycle hub, with the cranks etc. And then placing it on a road fork.
Or putting a internally geared hub on front fork...
Would there be enough clearance for the hub to fit in the road fork?
Will the dropout hinder the cranks, or even fit?
And if no, is there another way of doing it (such as prebuilt ones for road bikes... now that i doubt)
Cheers.
Wait.. sorry ill make this simpler.
I was wondering if it is possible or exists, a way of putting a crankset on the front fork.
So its like a unicycle, but has 2 wheels.. it may seem strange but im changing my bike into a recumbent kinda thing.
could someone plz help, would i also be able to weld a unicycle frame to the steerer of the fork and do it that way???
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