16" trials unicycle

you can look at these:

http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?p=306888

http://tinyurl.com/fw227
Although the Alex x rim is available in 16" it's a road rim so that
might not be too crash hot for trials.

http://tinyurl.com/nyg3f
That tyre is 2.125 which is close

thats all i had time for, probably isnt a help but there it is.
what do you want a 16" trials unicycle for, 20" is much mroe standard
and would be better i think.

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Evan tried that a while ago, maybe he can help. That was back when he
was "total_uni"

I think finding short enough cranks was the problem with the idea + it
would be very slow.

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I think the rim would be the hardest thing to find. For the cranks i
suggest koxx isis 110m cranks. You would probly find some kind of
wheel barrow tire.

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What would the benefit of having a 16" trials unicycle be?

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Much lighter.

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Ironicly, I use a 24" for trials now.

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lol

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jabbath said:

Hi!

3. what are the shortest cranks that fit profile/kh/koxx hubs?

jabbath 🙂

Why not LONGEST(functional) cranks?

I have learned on 16" and it is the one which I have tried to modify(in
my ignorance)
The biggest fun I had with 11,5 cm cranks.
Those cranks deliver relatively smooth performance and still allow for
turning.😉

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Why don't get a poga stick?
[image:
http://www.thegreenhead.com/cool-stuff/images/flybar_outside.jpg]

Or doing trials without your unicycle? you will be able to jump MUCH
higher!

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to clear things up: i've got a little sister 😉

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=)

That certainly turned things around.

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jabbath said:

to clear things up: i've got a little sister 😉

You'd have _no_ need for a splined hub for a little sister, just go
with regular cranks and a wide-ish rim for trials.

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Yes, use a normal 16" wheelset and a tyre like the jumping Jack from
Schwalbe . It should work fine upt to 30 or 40 kg.
Its also much more easy to handle for a litle child than a 16" Trial.
A 20" Quax muni with a maxxis for example bounces my daughter and not
she the muni 🙂 Now she use a normal 20" Rim and a Jumping Jack
(20x2,1) and it works fine to start.

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