20 Inch Wheel Chrome Unicycle with Alloy Rim

I bought this unicycle a few days before my 65th birthday to ride on that historic day. I was bound and determined I could still ride after learning 50 yrs ago. This is an excellent cycle ! Easy to assemble. It worked tremendously for this old fart of 65. The skydive earlier that day also worked without a crash !This IS the cycle to get. It’s made well !

If you KNOW you want to be a serious unicyclist, this may not be the uni for you. Spend more on something more durable. But if you are like me, and want to try a unicycle out for the first time, this is an excellent choice.I have owned this unicycle for over a month now, and have put it through all hell. My girlfriend has also began learning on this, and I will not exaggerate by saying that this uni has been thrashed to the ground at least 2000+ times. We have replaced the tire with a mountain-bike one, and have ridden it off some pretty rough inclines, stones, through the woods, etc.Your pedals WILL break. They are cheap plastic. Expect to replace them with metal pedals. You are lucky to get a few weeks out of them if you do serious riding.The plastic guards on the seat are amazing. If you read reviews for other unicycles, you will see that many of them have weak plastic guards that break. The ones on this uni are incredibly durable. They can take a real beating.One thing I noticed out of the box is that the main frame is slightly misaligned, resulting in the seat post being angled to the right 2 or 3 degrees, instead of perfectly straight. It is not immediately noticeable, and I doubt it has any dramatic effect my riding, but it is worth mentioning.Considering most serious unicycles begin at the $300 range, I'd say that this particular unicycle is an incredible bargain and well worth the purchase.

Day one, it arrived in a box that was not wide enough to keep the petal cranks inside. The fork tubes were wrapped in cardboard but it wasn't enough to keep them from getting scratched. Nothing major. The hardware bag did not have the correct bolts. To attach the pillow blocks that hold the wheel bearings, you need four bolts (of the same kind) 4 nuts, and maybe four washers. Three of the correct size bolts arrived along with a smaller diameter bolt of a different style, Four nylon nuts were of good quality but only 3 washers (they call them shims). Luckily I had a 1/4-20 lag bolt with nuts to complete the build. The seat was just loose in the box for shipping.Day two, my 10 year old has made it a full two revolutions of the wheel before falling. He is having fun.

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.

I bought this for my 9 year old granddaughter's birthday. We had to cut the seat post a couple of inches so it would fit her, but I wanted to buy her a 20" so she doesn't outgrow it immediately. We can always buy her a new seat post if she outgrows this one. That was the one complaint in all the reviews on the smaller size unicycles that I read, that their child had outgrown it very quickly, often in less than a year! My granddaughter learned how to ride in a Unicycle Club at her elementary school, and I didn't want her to lose that unusual skill, as she was really good at it. The unicycle was easy to put together, shiny and "cool looking." Ruthie was the Queen of the apartment complex where she lives after riding it in front of her friends. She is now teaching the other kids how to ride as well, lol. It's a great little cycle for the price,

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)