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future proof unicycling

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  1. I've been thinking about how much one wheeling relies upon fairly
    unconventional cycling equipment, eg: -

    muni and 24" rims with 3" tyres

    29-ing and giant 700c tyres

    As far as I know 24" rims only exist because of downhill racing (and
    maybe childrens bikes).

    If, for some reason, the supply of 3" tyres dried up, then 24" rim unis
    would be fairly useless for muni.

    29-ing seems very relient on the continuing production of 'Big Apple'
    tyes, and I find it difficult to imagine them being much in demand for
    bicycles.

    Hopefuily, these things, and more like them, will continue to be
    produced, but does anyone worry that in ten years time they'll have
    dissapeared?

    --
    onewheeldave - Semi Skilled Unicyclist

    "He's also been known to indulge in a spot of flame juggling - but it's
    the Muni that really fires him up."

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  2. onewheeldave said:

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    Hopefuily, these things, and more like them, will continue to be
    produced, but does anyone worry that in ten years time they'll have
    dissapeared? *

    Not at all. There will be much cooler stuff out by then!

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    Brian MacKenzie - Shades of Scorpius
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