What's missing for you?

unibrow said:

*a 22" wheel.

not 24" not 20" but inbetween that would be sweet 😄

justin. *

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That Matsuri Unicycle has a 22'' wheel made just for you.

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I would love to see a KK's airseat coversion with the vinyl
cover made. I would buy it.

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I -really- need a proper MUni. Right now, all my MUniing is
done with my KH20. Currently saving money for NAUCC, then
I'm going to buy a KH24.

Oh, and I want a Coker.

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My "world of unicycling" needs a cheap 24" frame with brake
capability. It also needs short splined cranks readily
available in Canada. The number one thing it needs? A local
"unicycle" shop that carries a large variety of unicycles
and parts. My local bike shop can order most things in, but
it still takes a while. It recently became a Unicycle.com
dealer, so it can order things in. They won't order until
they get a few things "in the queue," though.

Caleb

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I know this can be done! I just know it. We need a 24" muni with a 3"
Gazz, a decent double-walled aluminum rim and a splined axle-crank
set(choice of lengths140-175mm) and strong, light, grippy pedals for
under $300. Oh, and make the seat-post tube oversized so that I can run
an aluminum alloy or carbon fiber seat-post, please. (I'll buy that and
the carbon fiber seat frame later when I can afford it.) They have come
really close to this with the Torker Unistar DX for $209, so why not to
my specs. for $300?😕

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elmer said:

*I know this can be done! I just know it. We need a 24"
muni with a 3" Gazz, a decent double-walled aluminum rim
and a splined axle-crank set(choice of lengths140-175mm)
and strong, light, grippy pedals for under $300. Oh, and
make the seat-post tube oversized so that I can run an
aluminum alloy or carbon fiber seat-post, please. (I'll
buy that and the carbon fiber seat frame later when I can
afford it.) They have come really close to this with the
Torker Unistar DX for $209, so why not to my specs. for
$300?😕 *

Qu-Ax. I've heard it's a little bit on the heavy side but it
costs only 259 euros. It uses 25.4 mm seat-post. The tire is
Duro. It has brake bosses. 'Municycle.com'
(municycle.communicycle.comOpen ↗).

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daino149 said:

*On-the-fly shiftable hub.

Daniel *

Oh my God yes. Please.

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Nerf pedals... yeah, that'd be sweet.

and uh... asphalt flavored lollypops for those who want the
sensory appeal of clipless pedals without the physical
risks involved.

and a carbon fiber giraffe frame. please, anybody? Darren,
can you get me one of these? JFoss, do you know anyone who
can make one of these for me? Jagur, do you happen to have
one of these for sale?

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Thanks, Joona for the tip! I hadn't found that site before. They seem
to have some good options there. And shipping is not too bad either, it
seems🙂

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hopeful said:

*Nerf pedals... yeah, that'd be sweet.

and uh... asphalt flavored lollypops for those who want
the sensory appeal of clipless pedals without the physical
risks involved.

and a carbon fiber giraffe frame. please, anybody? Darren,
can you get me one of these? JFoss, do you know anyone who
can make one of these for me? Jagur, do you happen to have
one of these for sale? *

Roger's site says he still has the last carbon fibre giraffe
frame left.

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Not that I can see what you want one for?

Joe

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joemarshall said:

*Not that I can see what you want one for?*

hopefull's title may give u a hint

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I think an ideal handle system is something we have not
been able to accomplish. The current standard of placing
the handle on the front of the seat works decently well and
is a big step up from not having any handle, but it is
lacking in several respects. The added force on the saddle
causes us to use heavier (or in the case of the carbon
handle, much more expensive) saddles. I think there should
be a (mass produced) method to attached the handle to the
seat post or frame.

I would also like to see a cheap (decent quality) frame with
brake mounts. Personally, I'd like to have v-brake mounts
because of the price compared to hydraulics.

Daniel

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Sure V-brakes cost less, but if your leg happens to touch
the brake while you're riding, the brake engages! That is no
good and doesn't happen with hydraulics.

---Nathan

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Strong Coker sized wheels, like a double-walled alloy Alex DX-36 with a
fat tire to match......like say a 36x2.5 Hookworm!!!! 🙂

I don't even own a Coker but damn if that wouldn't make
me want one!

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zod said:

*Strong Coker sized wheels, like a double-walled alloy
Alex DX-36 with a fat tire to match......like say a 36x2.5
Hookworm!!!! 🙂

I don't even own a Coker but damn if that wouldn't make me
want one! *

😕 We have the 'Airfoil rim'
(unicycle.comshopexd.aspOpen ↗) by
unicycle.com. Why do you need an Alex rim? The Airfoil rim
is strong. Hmmm, it actually looks a lot like the 'Arrow
Racing DHX' (arrowracing.comdhx.htmlOpen ↗) rim.
Go figure? The Airfoil is a DH bike rim. Double walled.
Super strong.

I can see wanting some different tire choices for the Coker.
A big fat dirt worthy tire would be a hoot on the Coker. I
don't see the Hookworm offering a significant benefit
compared to the Coker tire. A lighter Coker road tire would
be nice. The stock Coker tire weighs a ton.

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Whoa, that's cool, I had no idea someone made a heavy duty
36" wheel!!

Still, I'd like to see more choices than the Coker
tire, and I guarentee you it would be a superior urban
tire to Coker's. I am yet to find a slick that stands
up to the Hookworms

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