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Old 2009-09-29, 09:06 PM   #1
pluto
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Well the £8 was referring to a standard square tapered crank for the other nimbus, not the one with QU-AX cranks obviously.

SO even if it were cranks that were bent (the more expensive of the two) you could potentially get yourself a unicycle that cost about £400 to build for a total of about £100. Not bad value at all.

I appreciate your advice but frankly, this post was not really for a discussion about the financial viability of the unicycles, but just to highlight that they are there. I am not particularly driven by squeezing every penny out of them, just getting them out of the way so i'm really not too fussed!

Any questions about the unicycles, feel free to ask..

Aaron

PS: It quite clearly states that a part of the drivetrain is bent so no-one is being in any way fooled here, are they?
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