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  1. What is the name of the part that closes off a hub? It keeps the guts
    inside and allows only the axle to come out of it.

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  2. This question isn't very well posed. Can you give more detail? It seems
    like you are talking about the hub flanges, the discs with the holes in
    them for the spokes. Is it for a square, tapered axle or Profile or
    other splined axle?

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  3. bearing holders.

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  4. Its the shiny thing in the center. The spokes are not attached to it

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  5. Ah. A photo. Excellent. I wish I could tell you what it was. It looks
    like a bicycle front wheel missing the bearing holders. That inside
    thread is unfamiliar to me. Jagur, JC, and Mojoe are bigger bicycle
    gurus than me.

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  6. Ahh, wait a minute. Now that Im thinking about it, that part was
    actually to the hub for cranks, not the wheel. It just happened to fit
    perfectly in the wheel. I am looking for an identical peice to put on
    the other side so I can attach some cranks. It was in the same position
    on the other hub, but had a one piece set of cranks coming out of it.
    Does that help?

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  7. ??? what the hell is that???

    my best guess is its a free wheeling 2 speed kick-back hub or the guts
    from and old Schwinn freewheeling bottom bracket that was on the
    Suburban for a few years.....

    either way, why is is on a unicycle?

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  8. eh, its from the crank hub on an old schwinn. Any name for it
    though?

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  9. the hub as you say that had the cranks going through it is acually
    called a "Bottom Bracket".

    anyway, this is very interesting. since that Bottom Bracket peice fits
    in the hub like that i can see somthing working but how are you going to
    get the 1 peice cranks to go in there? its just not wide enough like the
    Bottom Bracket is.

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  10. I don't think you can turn that into a unicycle hub without either
    welding (the easy way) or maching parts to fit (the hard way. In either
    case, you will end up with something experimental that may not be very
    strong. You'd be surprised how much force goes through a unicycle
    axle/crankset.

    Why not just use a unicycle hub? At least it'll start off clean... 🙂

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  11. Unfortunately, I couldn't get the cranks through the smaller hub. I
    would need to set up an axle and branch cranks off from it. Otherwise,
    I dont see why this wouldn't work. Nobody seems to think it will.

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  12. e39m5 said:

    *Unfortunately, I couldn't get the cranks through the smaller hub. I
    would need to set up an axle and branch cranks off from it.
    Otherwise, I dont see why this wouldn't work. Nobody seems to think
    it will.

    e39m5 *

    On the contrary, everybody else thinks it will work. They all just
    realize that the cost of making it work is more than the cost of an
    entire new unicycle.

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