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If it was a regular BMX wheel it would be hard because you'd need to add
cranks. Also, in order to attach the wheel to a frame, there would need
to be bearings on the axle.

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I don't think there is any good way to do it. You would be better off
making a BC wheel.

Daniel

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I don't think there's any good way either.
a cheap and tackey way, however, (im gonna get burned for this) is to
machine two inserts that go into the space where the axle should be in
the hub, that have spaces for bearings or pedals. I wouldn't waste my
time though...

unless of course, its a giraffe frame? then it'll be easy.

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I have a BMX rim on my uni coz i screwed my old rim. You have to use the
unicycle hub though. I had to take off the old rim and then lace the
spokes into the new rim which is a VERY tricky proccess.

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If you want a freewheeling unicycle with bmx pegs, what you need to do
is alter the frame so it has wheel dropouts.

Possibly the easiest way to do this would be to buy a cheap rigid front
fork and attempt to adapt it so that the top bit is a seat-tube. I've
seen a unicycle somewhere on the web that was made like this.

Joe

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