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joe
December 5th 03, 08:44 PM
Hey,

I have just finished sticking my muni together.

Spec is now:

XL Leather Air saddle,
Carbon Fibre seat base,
Double seat clamp,
Nimbus 28" frame, powdercoated mat black,
Magura HS33 brake,
Suze Hub,
150 Bicycle Euro cranks,
Metal DX style pedals (the Konas were crap)
Halo Combat rim, Gazzaloadi 2.6"x26" tyre,
'Bedford yellow flame' (http://tinyurl.com/xx85), and Unicycle.Com
stickers.

Personaly, I think it rocks! When I have seen people with Munis like
this, I have always thought 'WOW!'... but now I have one! :D

The flame stickers really finished it off! I was in two minds wether to
put them on or not, but I'm glad I did! :)

Pics are 'HERE' (http://www.unicyclist.com/gallery/muni_components)

Just thought I would share my Muni with you guys and galls!

Take care (while I dont... Muning :p)


Joe,


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muniracer
December 5th 03, 08:48 PM
nothing short of impressive


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UNI GUY
December 6th 03, 05:57 AM
nice nice, I have the black flames on my yellow powder coated Bedford
frame. Always an eye catcher to the non-uni-riders.


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deadlydes
December 6th 03, 12:27 PM
Now thats not playing fair, thats how i was going to do mine!! LOL

I already got my coker matt balck with yellow flames, got the yellow and
black new onza, just waiting to get muni done!

Never mind ay

Des


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joe
December 6th 03, 01:07 PM
Sorry Des! :p

All I need to do now is go on a real Muni ride with it!

I rode it into town today to get some christmas lights... it was fun (I
took the stairs :D)

Anyway.... get in touch when you want to sort something out for our
ride! :)


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one wheeled stallion
December 6th 03, 06:08 PM
Very nice! How much did the frame cost in total? Did you have Roger
spray it black or did you do it over the chrome? How much did it cost to
get the bosses welded on? And where did you find that Combat rim in
black with a braking surface?!

So many questions!!!

Cheers!:p


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joe
December 6th 03, 09:25 PM
one wheeled stallion wrote:
> *Very nice!*


Thanks

one wheeled stallion wrote:
> *How much did the frame cost in total?*


Nimbus Frame £30 and Powdercoat £25 = £55

one wheeled stallion wrote:
> *Did you have Roger spray it black or did you do it over the chrome?*


Got a local company to shot blast the chrome off it, and powdercoat it
mat black

one wheeled stallion wrote:
> *How much did it cost to get the bosses welded on?*


£25 for brake bosses

> [i]And where did you find that Combat rim in black with a braking
> surface?![/B]


Unicycle.Uk.Com


I love it,


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uni412
December 7th 03, 12:17 AM
Nice. I have always wanted to put together my own uni like that. How
much did the whole uni cost.


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joona
December 7th 03, 12:29 AM
I was just wondering. Why the older frame? Did you just want it to be a
bit narrower (possible problems with fitting brakes on a wide frame)?


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harper
December 7th 03, 07:30 AM
Wow, that is so tricked out. Very pretty, Joe. I would not feel guilty
about rinsing a ride like that off after I got mud on it. Nice color
scheme.


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treepotato
December 7th 03, 07:52 AM
sounds pretty good! ;)
i like the flame stickers might be on my christmas list...


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joona
December 7th 03, 10:02 AM
treepotato wrote:
> *sounds pretty good! ;)
> i like the flame stickers might be on my christmas list... *


What isn't on christmas list yet?:rolleyes: (a couple of unis, juggling
equipment, stickers...)


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joe
December 7th 03, 02:34 PM
uni412 wrote:
> *Nice. I have always wanted to put together my own uni like that. How
> much did the whole uni cost. *


I dont know. I got it for Christmas 2 years ago now. It was a standard
UDC MaxTraction, but I've just updated mostly everything!

It is worth about £380


Joona wrote:
> *I was just wondering. Why the older frame? Did you just want it to be
> a bit narrower (possible problems with fitting brakes on a wide
> frame)?*


The older frame, because I could not affourd to upgrade it. It was not
broken, so I didnt replace it. I prefer it tbh!

The brakes needed cutting down, as the old frame i have is narrower than
the new ones. I have to shave a bit off the brake pad, and file the pad
housing down, as it was scraching my rim under flex.


Grrr.... I have mock GCSE's next week, so I am (ment to be) revising...
and I wont be able to go for a long ride on it until next weekend :(


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