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DM two-wheeler
Some of you may know that I ordered a
two-wheel stack from Dave Mariner after seeing the really nice frame he used to make a three-wheel stack. It's finally arrived (in two parcels on two days). All the other two-wheelers I've seen have a fork extension fitted to a regular unicycle in place of a bearing cup. This makes for a potential weak spot at the upper bearings, which Roger and Rocket have both mentioned. Obviously the forks must come apart to gain access to the wheels, but Dave has achieved this without sacrificing strength. In addition, the lower wheel can be adjusted in a slot for optimal contact pressure between the tyres. I guess it's probably heavier than other frames. So anyway, take a look at DM's handiwork. I think it's the mutt's unmentionables: http://www.tubulidentata.demon.co.uk/twowheeler/ I hasten to add that I can't ride it (yet). Arnold the Aardvark |
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How much are these? i dont have one i can learn,
thnx trev |
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Roland Hope School of Unicycling
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Long Bennington, Lincolnshire, England.
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Glad it's arrived but...
Orders a fancy helmet and it takes months to arrive... Orders a two wheeler and it takes months to arrive... Thinks... mustn't go to a restaurant with this bloke... I'd starve before the soup arrives! Have fun on it. Mike
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Re: DM two-wheeler
> Orders a two wheeler and it takes months to arrive...
I didn't say that! It *has* been months but, to be fair, only a few weeks longer than Dave said when I ordered. Tried out the beast in a local tennis court last night. Lost count of the number of times I was left hanging onto the chainlink fence by my fingertips. Owowowow! Mr. Wiggins made a slightly better impression on the passersby. > Thinks... mustn't go to a restaurant with this bloke... I'd starve > before the soup arrives! How do you think I feel? My appetite is noticably larger than yours. :-) Arnold the Aardvark |
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Re: DM two-wheeler
Mikefule <Mikefule.awo4a@timelimit.unicyclist.com> wrote:
> Glad it's arrived but... > Orders a fancy helmet and it takes months to arrive... > Orders a two wheeler and it takes months to arrive... > Thinks... mustn't go to a restaurant with this bloke... I'd starve > before the soup arrives! Aah! So that was the problem at last year's BMW (Sunday lunch)! We waited soooo long for the food to arrive - and yes, Alan was with us... Paul -- Paul Selwood paul@vimes.u-net.com http://www.vimes.u-net.com |
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Re: DM two-wheeler
> Aah! So that was the problem at last year's BMW (Sunday lunch)!
> We waited soooo long for the food to arrive - and yes, Alan > was with us... Harrumph! You got fed pretty quickly yesterday at the same pub, and you were at my table. Mind you, Andy did have to order twice... |
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