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名詞

ultimate wheel (plural ultimate wheels)

1. (cycling) A type of unicycle without a frame or seat, consisting of only two pedals attached to a wheel.
   • 1973, Jack Wiley, The Unicycle Book‎:

     It is also interesting to note the number of different types and designs of cycles, including the so-called “ultimate wheel”—a wheel with pedal arms and pedals but no frame or saddle or handlebars.

   • 2006, Anders-Wilkens, Andreas, Unicycling : First Steps, First Tricks‎:

     There are three possibilities to prevent the ultimate wheel from tilting to one side, which is the greatest difficulty in riding the ultimate.

   • 2021, David Bagley, “Making and Riding the Ultimate Wheel”, in SillyCycle.com‎:

     Why ride an ultimate wheel? Well its obscure, its fun, and only a little more difficult than riding a unicycle.