Three questions

[Andrew Rowe]

1. Anyone know of any companies that make unicycle hubs/axles? I know Suzue
(Taiwan?) is one - does anyone have contact details for them?
Information on any others, including contact details and product quality
would be appreciated.

2. What are the differences between spoke patterns ie strength,
weight, etc?

3. In unicycle hockey, what is the rule on knocking another players stick
out of the way when going for the ball? I know roller hockey players use
this tactic and it can be quite effective in uni hockey, but I don't
know what the rules say about this. It can be rather dangerous if the
attacker is too enthusiastic.

Thanks

Andrew (Amelia & Andrew) AndrewGR@au.mensa.org Canberra Australia +61 (02) 6241
9886 AH +61 (02) 6243 5654 BH +61 041 124 1608 Mobile

[Peter Haworth]

In article <tBVYlAAHt+Q0EwtX@jbmarshl.demon.co.uk>, Jonathan Marshall
<unistuff@jbmarshl.demon.co.uk> writes (about hockey):
>
> Knocking the opponent's stick out of the way is allowed providing that you are
> doing it to go for the ball and that it is not done in an over violent way.
> Chopping down hard on the other stick is not allowed. The generally accepted
> method is to flick the other persons stick up slightly before hitting the ball
> yourself.

What about just trapping their stick against the ground, without chopping
down on it?

--
Peter Haworth pmh@edison.ioppublishing.com "C++ also supports the notion
of friends ... that are permitted to see each other's private parts." --
Grady Booch, "Object Oriented Analysis and Design", p. 54

[Jonathan Marshall]

On Mon, 13 Oct 1997, Andrew Rowe wrote:
>
>3. In unicycle hockey, what is the rule on knocking another players stick
> out of the way when going for the ball? I know roller hockey players use
> this tactic and it can be quite effective in uni hockey, but I don't
> know what the rules say about this. It can be rather dangerous if the
> attacker is too enthusiastic.
>

Knocking the opponent's stick out of the way is allowed providing that you
are doing it to go for the ball and that it is not done in an over violent
way. Chopping down hard on the other stick is not allowed. The generally
accepted method is to flick the other persons stick up slightly before
hitting the ball yourself.

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