Sources on the inside suggest that your average unicycle rider has about 3 unicycles, give or take. It’s like having a set of wrenches, if you think about it. One size cannot do it all. Just so with unicycles. Without a chain drive, handling and top speed are governed pretty […]
So you’ve had your first unicycle for a while and are starting to get the hang of things. You’re also starting to come to terms with the fact that, lacking a chain drive, the main determinant of unicycle speed and handling is tire size. If you want more agility and […]
Are you the proud owner of a new unicycle? If this is your first one, then heed the following words. The PSI markings on your tire’s sidewall are a recommendation for bike riders, not unicycle riders. What does that mean for you? It means you need to set different expectations […]
Learning to ride a unicycle is difficult enough. Don’t make it more difficult on yourself than it needs to be by resigning yourself to the belief that there is a wheel size you must master in order to take up a certain discipline. This is simply not true, and in […]
One of the most innocuous of all parts of unicycles, but one of the most important, is the frame’s seatpost clamp. This little unicycle part secures the seatpost at a given height and makes it possible for you to adjust the comfort of your ride. Here are a few things […]
Are you a unicyclist or a performer looking for a new mountain to climb (figuratively, that is)? Perhaps you should consider a giraffe unicycle, a penny farthing, a mini bike – or, even better a clown bike. If you’re looking for the latter, set a course for Unicycle.com. Their clown […]
The people over at Unicycle.com will be quick to tell you just what a great workout riding a unicycle is, how it can make you a better bike rider, or even make you stronger or improve your balance and coordination. That much is no secret, and becoming proficient in the […]
For those that take up the sport of unicycle riding, there are a lot of new things to learn, and many other factors to crunch. You need to pay close attention to tire size and width, because these features will influence speed and handling. You need to pay close attention […]
