Lets see some Custom Uni/Muni Frame builds

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@harper

When Steve machined these pieces, they had perfect fitment. If you could zoom into the crown/leg interface you would see a small lip of the crown which sits on top of the legs. All of the vertical force is exerted along the two machined surfaces at that interface, not the screws. The screws hold the legs against the crown in that tight cut-out. Steve’s seat post tube was a tight press fit into the crown with a roll pin to prevent rotation. There were no welds on the frame anywhere. It’s as strong as a welded frame, especially if those welds were done in aluminum.

I have all the drawings for Steve’s BlueShift frame and all of the drawings for the production hub we intended to have made. They’re all in AutoCAD 2k2 .dwg format as well as .pdf. You’re welcome to them. The drawings for the test geared hub that John Foss mentioned that traveled around the country are on my unicyclist.com website. Just right-click on the drawings and save the .jpg images of the drawings: www.harper.unicyclist.com

Harper, I would love a copy of the drawings for the blue shift, can you PM me please… thanks so much!