^^
Provided you have another wheelset and everything has compatable
bearings/bearing surfaces, you could hook up at least three wheels (too
many and it can get unstable)


5.
DM - Made high end Muni's back when they were all hand made. KH rode
one for a while. No longer in business.

Hunter - make b*ke and uni frames. I've only seen 24, 26" Munis and
36ers. They are still in business, all frames are steel and hand made
to order.

Miyata - Japanese uni manufacturer. Mostly make freestyle unis.

Pashley - Made Munis back before splined hubs were available. DH rode
some north shore w/ KH on one in Universe 1.

Schwinn - B*ke company, at one time they made high quality equipment,
now it all sucks. They made some decent unis from '70-90's. DH did
all his street riding on one in U1.

Telford - Guy in California who made a couple of small batches of Muni
frames. I don't believe he makes them anymore.

Zephr - ?


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