nimbus on a lollop style

Just get a nimbus frame...Dont get lollipop bearing holders, theyre not
as strong in my opinion.. The main cap bearing holders are way easier
to work on aswell.

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Radical Reed said:

I have to herd the polor bears, while harvesting pot. Then I sit down on
my couch made of softwood lumber with a glass of maple syrup and watch
a hockey game or a gay marrige.

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so if i just take off my s my bearing holders will just come off???

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That you would have to ask someone else...You may have to buy a bearing
puller to get them off.

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Radical Reed said:

I have to herd the polor bears, while harvesting pot. Then I sit down on
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if the bearing holders are aluminum, you can get them off without a
bearing puller by cracking them...you wont need them any more anyway
and the bearing will not be harmed.

let me know if you want to do it, and will tell you how in more detail.
it would help if you knew for sure if they are aluminum,,,Savage is
just a name and it has been on unicycles with both steal and Aluminum
holders.

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forget_your_life said:

let me know if you want to do it, and will tell you how in more detail.

they are aluminum so please give me more details

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unicycle dave said:

they are aluminum so please give me more details

ok, read all the posts by me (jagur. my older acct.) in this thread.

http://tinyurl.com/zxzaf

in the pic you can see the lolly's on the ground after the hacksaw and
wedge (or fat screwdriver) process.

the tools you need are nothing more than a hacksaw blade and a medal
wedge of some sort to lighty pound into the space made by the
blade...the lollys will crack and fall off easily.

DONT HACKSAW INTO THE BEARINGS! thats the only thing to NOT do...just
cut a line and pound in a wedge then work it till it cracks off.

the bearings inside your lollys are the standard 40mm size therefor
will fit perfectly into your New Nimbus frame...

(that thread link contains conversation about Pashlys and Miyata
lollys...NEVER mind that...those are differant and are not relivant to
your cause.)

bottom line here is: if your lollys look like the ones in my pic
...this will work, with no harm to the bearings (DONT CUT TO DEEP!)

let me know how it goes and if you need any more help.

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Why not find a local bikeshop or motorbike shop with a
bearing/clutch-plate puller and ask them to remove the lollipops for
you, it only takes 2 minutes with the right tool.

jim

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Jim said:

Why not find a local bikeshop or motorbike shop with a
bearing/clutch-plate puller and ask them to remove the lollipops for
you, it only takes 2 minutes with the right tool.

jim

sure you could pay to have it done or you could do it the way i did it
for free and have fun working on your own stuff,,

also, if you used a bearing puller the bearings would come off the hub
with the lolly's then you need another tool to get the bearings out of
the lollys..after that you would need to lock-tite the bearings back on
the hub! (much more than 2 minutes)

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Jim said:

Why not find a local bikeshop or motorbike shop with a
bearing/clutch-plate puller and ask them to remove the lollipops for
you, it only takes 2 minutes with the right tool.jim

well i have the bearing puller because i help my dad in his lawnmower
repair shop so i can get it from him

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