20 Inch Wheel Chrome Unicycle with Alloy Rim

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I have spent many years joking about buying a unicycle until several days ago when I decided to buy one. I had several gift cards that made the purchase more than worth it, and it arrived shortly thereafter. Assembly was relatively easy but required a wrench which I did not have. Additionally, securing the 10mm nuts proportionally on all four screws (2 on either side of the wheel) was slightly difficult, and it was important not to make it too tight. I also did not have a bike pump and had to borrow from a friend.But that night I began to unicycle and I have not stopped since. Several days have gone by and I am growing better with each passing day. As an early 20's male that's about 5'10", this is a great size for me. This is decidedly a beginner unicycle and although I still have a ways to go with learning, this purchase has thoroughly satisfied my yearning for a unicycle. I encourage the reader to do their own research on other unicycles if they wish to take such a venture more seriously than I do, and will say that several youtube videos/tutorials on how to ride will be necessary viewing.

So, i am 6’-1” tall , I have worn out 4 unicycles, broke 2-6’ unicycles, doing tricks “when I was younger” All that said. I have spent some time riding unicycles.The unicycle is a lot nicer than I was expecting for the price!I am buying this for my grand kids. I thought I should try it out after putting it together.My first thought. Wow this seat is definitely for a kid. It is hooked a lot for a bigger rider.The biggest issue though is very fixable is the crank length. It is short, making it harder to ride in my opinion. The solution is to buy a 5” crank length. Made it spot on!!Now I tried a 6” and a 5” before figuring out which felt right. The shorter length doesn’t have enough leverage to make it comfortable to ride up small inclines.Cheap fix and easy to change out with the right puller. Tools.Hope this helps

I actually got this as a gag gift for my brother, and his reaction was hilarious. He decided to give it a go, and it ended up being a lot more fun than he expected. He surprised us all by learning how to ride it fairly quickly. It was entertaining to watch him wobble and then gradually get the hang of it.One thing to note is that you have to pump up the tire to quite a high PSI since there's only one wheel. That's important to make sure you have a steady ride. It might take a bit of trial and error to find the right pressure, but once you do, you're good to go.

So being the foreign exchanged student from Saudi Arabia to America, I wanted to try as many new things as possible. So I thought of the unicycle. My host family was more than happy to get me this. I checked the free shipping and I got my unicycle in 2 days! I ripped amazon of. Lol. Anyway, after 3 long days of intense training, I can now ride this puppy. When I get to my home town, I will be the coolest dude there :-{)This is now my one year anniversary with this sucker. It's very durable, I have dropped it a lot and no damage. It was very easy to assemble. The instructions are German and the unicycle on the instructions is another unicycle haha. The seat gets uncomfortable after about an hour of riding. It's a real attention getter! Great way to cause a car accident, have people walk into poles, have children yell "WOW!", and also a good way to meet new people. Children love this and lots of teens like to try it. They have also gave my uni a beating and she is still in perfect shape(well besides the pedals and seat from dropping it a lot when I was first learning). But now, I don't ride it anymore because uni's have become a fad in my town in the US and it's all my fault. Oh yeah, I got pulled over by a cop because he wanted to try it!! He didn't let me take a picture for my memories :-(Writing this review now makes me want to ride it again. I think I will tomorrow. Peace

I got this product super excited to learn a new skill and get going on my quarantine fun. I finally get it all together and the the air in the tire only for it to deflate right away. Me frustrated and not wanting to wast anymore time went and got 2 new inter tubes thinking it was just a little mistake we all make no big deal. I REPLACED TGE INTER TUBE TWICE AND IT WOULD STILL NOT WORK! So I decide to look at the rim and the first tube to see if I could find what was doing the tube popping. The inter rim was not sanded down at all so everything was still super sharp in the rim. And the had a thin foam strip covering a ton of sharp ends from the bolts! All around don’t get you will just end up with a headache and a broken unicycle for three weeks. (Took it to a bike shop if I even want to ride it I have to buy a whole new wheel rim and everything)