My idea for a unicycle...

it has been done

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yest its been done but it was geared down to be a 29" wheel rather than
a 36

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it seems like the stupidist idea ive ever heard, but many would say the
same about unicycling in general

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people gear up a uni, but yeah, its not practical

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habbywall said:

people gear up a uni, but yeah, its not practical

yeah i forgot who it was, but someone posted that they made a high
speed giraffe. it would be more practical than a coker wheel, and
wouldnt look so goofy (cause the giraffe doesnt look funny to non uni
people already)

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habbywall said:

people gear up a uni, but yeah, its not practical

No unicycles are practical. If you want practical ride a bike.

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He lies!

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Seager said:

No unicycles are practical. If you want practical ride a bike.

I find unicycles quite practical, in many cases much moreso than a
bike

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Remember that practicality is subjective - and what's "practical" for
some people may be luxury or impractical for others.

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I am a college studient and unicycling is practical for me. It has a
large diameter wheel so I can ride over rocks and junk like that
(unlike rollerblades or a skateboard). It is also small enough that I
can store it in a class room (unlike a bike). And (of course) it is
way faster and cooler than walking around.

-Alaskan Unicyclist

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unicyclepa said:

it has been done

Has it been done with a derailleur?

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phthoruth said:

Has it been done with a derailleur?

I wish I knew whether you were joking.

Nice giraffe coker picture, not sure if I would personally want to be
that high, that fast, but I guess it will better ride the bumps for
those that do.

Nao

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Naomi said:

Nice giraffe coker picture, not sure if I would personally want to be
that high, that fast, but I guess it will better ride the bumps for
those that do.

Nao

Damn! Just noticed it has been geared down a fair bit.

nao

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Just thinking, if you geared a 36" wheel down to 20" speed by a chain
drive or epicyclic gearbox you'd have a slow uni that could still roll
over anything. or would the wheel spin too slowly to give you
stability?

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That might be possible, but what would the point be? A huge wheel that
goes really slow?

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it makes to tal sense...rather than lose the control with the big wheel
you gain control with the speed of the small wheel but still have the
hill climbing abilities

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