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Published 3 February 2008
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Original post Probailer2
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3 February 2008, 21:01 UTC
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Hello,
At FLUCK I saw some packpacks made to carry your unicycle around in. Now I realy would like to buy one for my 20" trials. Does anybody knows where I can buy them or find more info about them? Thanks.
Peter M
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3 February 2008, 21:25 UTC
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Are you thinking of this french guy who makes bags for unicycles, I am not sure if they are big enough for trials unicycle wheels.
http://www.mgypack.com/
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3 February 2008, 22:20 UTC
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on that site it appears to say that it _will_ take a trials uni -n'est-ce pas-!!??
it looks pretty cool, any idea about prices? can they be taken on a plane just as is? or perhaps it would be better to dismantle it to protect the uni in the hold?
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3 February 2008, 23:14 UTC
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Jim said: Are you thinking of this french guy who makes bags for unicycles, I am not sure if they are big enough for trials unicycle wheels.
http://www.mgypack.com/
jim
Thats awesome! I think i'm gunna try and make one!
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4 February 2008, 08:31 UTC
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a dakine helipack is designed for snowboards but will carry a uni up to 29" with ease.
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4 February 2008, 09:15 UTC
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Hi Peter,
I have a few ones on stock (orange and green). I can pack one to your current order 🙂 Send me a mail ....
Cheers
Roland
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sp4rky-m4rky
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4 February 2008, 12:58 UTC
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I just tie mine to my backpack. I shove my pads in which add a bit of padding and I often take my tripod and camera as well. It takes about 30 seconds to a minute to tie and is normaly very sucure. I have done 6 or so miles each way on my 29er with my 19" on my back with no problems.
Do you want it for transporting your uni or to protect it on journeys?
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4 February 2008, 13:20 UTC
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sp4rky-m4rky said: Do you want it for transporting your uni or to protect it on journeys?
I want it to transport my uni while biking to spots.
Peter M
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SirCharles1st
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5 February 2008, 06:11 UTC
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Probailer2 said: I want it to transport my uni while biking to spots.
Peter M
Great idea 🙂 I'm interested in doing that too.
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