Re: Best Long-Distance Street Unicycle

[mscalisi]

Yep, got the lose the handle for coker MUni. I think its best to have a
separate seatpost/rail adapter/saddle for easy swapping between the two
setups. Of course, this gets complicated if you throw a brake into the
mix.
..hmmm...just get two and set one up for road and the other for dirt.

I just switched to 110s (from 125s) I'm enjoying the speed, but I
definitely lost some climbing ability. I think I'll hold off the 102s
for now.


MuniAddict wrote:
>
> As for the T7 or whatever handlebar, i can see how some might find it
> helpful in some ways, but I haven't had the need for it and certainly
> would *not* want it getting in the way during off road "coker muni!". I
> like my setup just as it is, except I'll be going to 110's and then
> 102mm cranks.


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