Airfoil rim dimensions

Unicycles and Equipment
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Does anyone know what the side to side width of the Airfoil rim is? I’ve attached a picture of the dimension I’m referring to.

Also if anyone knows the diameter of the Airfoil rim that would be most useful, too.

Tony

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37.3 mm width (outside surface to outside surface)

80.8 cm diameter (edge to edge)

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Thanks very much, David. Just what I needed to know!

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At your service, Tony.

:sunglasses:

5

What evil scheme do you have in mind with that information?

Are you putting brakes on or something?

I think I will be using the 125mm cranks for Lake Taupo.

6

Tony needs to figure out how much Christmas wrapping paper he will use to wrap the Coker he’s buying me for Christmas.

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Oooohh - 125mm cranks for Lake Taupo - that’s bold! I found 125s way too hard to control. I was considering going from 140s up to 152s for Lake Taupo! My section has a fair amount of flat in it before the dreaded 3km long Hatepe Hill, so maybe I won’t… I’ll try 'em out this weekend.

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Actually I want to figure out the amount of water my Coker will displace when I fall off in a semi-conscious daze into Lake Taupo. If I know the displacement and the volume of Lake Taupo, I can figure out by how much the lake will rise due to me falling in!

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I figure that it can’t be any hillier than Wellington. I’ve found the 125’s pretty good except for some of the steeper streets. I posted on www.mountainbike.co.nz and apparently it’s mainly about 7-10% grades which shouldn’t be too bad on 125’s. I found that I am gaining about 5-8mins per hour on the 125s over 150’s. That is about an hours’ difference over 160kms :smiley: .

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Just go your PM Tony. Very EVIL indeed :astonished:

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I don’t get it. Did you forget a ‘t’? Tony seems to be going to his PM right now.

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