Mine is an original schlumpf 29’er, I like the simplicity of having the best of everything in a compact easy to transport and ride, great look and upgrades.
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Here is my new take with the hub. Introducing lunaticas, a.k.a. the Ultimate Commuter, a custom built G29:
The frame says “lunaticas”, but I’m still experimenting with different designs and materials, so you may see it in different stickers.
- Frame: Custom “Saturn” Titanium Frame, Seat Post and Clamp
- Rim: Nextie NXT29XM41
- Hub: KH Schlumpf Hub 2015
- Tire: Surly ExtraTerrestrial 29 Slate-wall
- Tube: RideNow 29’’ TPU
- Spokes: Sapim Race, with Sapim aluminum self-locking nipples
- Brake: Shimano BR-M446/447
- Saddle: KH Fusion Freeride
- Cranks: KH Spirit Double Hole 117/137mm
- Pedals: Unbranded flat pedal
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Great uni! But let me correct you on that point:
It isn’t the ultimate commuter as you have no inboard disc. You won’t be able to shift down while braking, which is a game changer for commuting IMHO.
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One day it will. Ultimately.
That means I’ll have to learn downshifting first. Hmm.
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Progress on my G36 2022/23 Flansberrium-Schlumpf [125mm] unicycle.
Jakob has been amazing in communicating with me and custom building a Flansberrium frame for the 2022/23 Schlumpf 125mm hub.
Hoping to avoid any clash issues we waited for my Schlumpf to be delivered to verify dimensions before assembling/welding the frame.
“Since I didn’t want to have a huge crown, I used my dimple tool I use on bicycle chainstays to make the necessary clearance for the non-disk side.”
Cro-Moly Steel
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- Frame: Nimbus Hatchet 29”
- Hub: Schlumpf 2023 Disc M1438 36h
- Rim: Jones C-Rim 29" x 56mm, 6mm offset
- Spokes: UDC 14ga
- Nipples: DT SQUORX
- Brake: (Hatchet stock)
- Brake Mount: Shimano
- Rotor: 203
- Tyre: Maxxis Hookworm
- Inner Tube: Standard 24x3”
- Valve Cap: Standard
- Saddle: (Hatchet stock)
- Seatpost: (Hatchet stock)
- Clamp: (Hatchet stock)
- Cranks: Nimbus VCX Plus - 114/142/170mm (standard)
- Pedals: (Hatchet stock)
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I don’t know why but Guni Hatchet is never something I’ve thought of before but looks so cool.
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Maybe because it wasn’t possible? 
The Hatchet frame requires a 125mm hub, which wasn’t available before this year.
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Hatchet Guni looks great!
That’s what I would do with my Schlumpf 125mm hub if I decide, in the future, to drop down a wheel size.
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- Frame: Flansberrium #98 - 27.5 x 3.0
- Hub: Schlumpf M1298 100mm 36H
- Rim: LightBicycle EN732
- Spokes: Sapim CX-Rays
- Nipples: DT Swiss
- Brake: Shimano M9120
- Mount: Mad4One Brake Mount for Handle Saddle
- Rotor: Schlumpf 203mm
- Tire: Schwalbe Hans Dampf 27.5 x 2.6 - tubeless
- Saddle: QX Eleven
- Handlebar: Ursli Short wrapped with Mad4One leather strip
- Seatpost: Mad4One XXL
- Clamp: Mad4One three bolt
- Cranks: KH Spirit 117/137mm
- Pedals: Deity Bladerunner
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Frame Nimbus Oracle 27.5
Hub #1290
Rim KH Freeride
Tire Vee Speedster 27.5x3
Brake 203 rotor basic udc Shimano
Handle QU-Ax
Seat KH Fusion Freeride wUDC air cover
Cranks UDC Venture 150
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Lol. My bad 1290
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A bit late posting my finalized build over here, but nevertheless:
- Hub: Schlumpf M1302, 100mm, 36h, 180mm disc
- Frame: Mad4One Muni L
- Rim: KH 29" Freeride
- Tyre: Surely Dirt Wizard 29x3.0
- Saddle: KH Fustion One
- Handlebar: URSLI bar L (#18), leather handlebar tape
- Seatpost: KH pivotal seatpost
- Clamp: Mad4One three bolt
- Disc brake: Magura MT5
- Cranks: KH Spirit 117/137mm
- Pedals: Race Face Chester
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That looks like the beginning of a lot of fun. Gear up and share your photos once you’re riding it. Just a tad envious/jealous, but in the good warm-hearted unicycle way.
I justified all this as my mid life crisis spend. I reckon I only got a couple of decades left to really enjoy it.
By the way have a look at the tee bar I got made for the aerobar set up.
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Can’t wait to see this all built 
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Hi Jaco, beautiful fork, is it aluminium or steel? 
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