My new 36" UW

[mornish]

a 36 foot bc would be hard 2 ride lol those r soooooo pretty. now i
want 2 get my uni p. coated even more good luck riding it.

miles


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[saam]

onebyone wrote:
> Yep, I know those boring maths pattern things. So they can be made
> usefull after all.




O you did not just use boring and maths in the same sentence .

I want a UW now, what do you guys think is a good comprimise in size,
the bigger the easier but the smaller the easier to handle/store. I was
think'n 24" or a 26", good?

One day (hopefully next year) i will make it down to Chiltern Muni
weekend, by then my KH should have arrived, it is taking forever

Sam


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[mawesome]

I'm making one out of an old 24" mtb wheel. If you can get a 26" wheel
with a slick(ish) tire I think it'd be worth it.

As for storage, it's a wheel with pedals. How hard can it be to store?


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