Learning to Unicycle

So I now have a unicycle. Two actually. The first, a 20" Torker CX, was a gift and is in the office and this is the second; a 24" Torker LX. I have not been practicing on this one much so these are really my first shaky steps. The larger wheel does make it easier but boy, I'm way too old to be taking up something like this...

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Torker
• LX
• Unicycle
• Alameda

[NATEDOGHONDA]

I just ordered a lx 24 ......how is the quality of it?

[Jayembee1]

It's good; solid and nicely made. Noticeably better quality than the Torker CX which was my first unicycle.

[SoloSpartan]

::sigh:: I remember the days when you were satisfied with just injuring yourself on a skateboard.

[Jayembee1]

Oh, pish and tish, it's perfectly safe, I don't know what you are fussing about! Ok, I did face-plant in the office, crack a rib and couldn't sleep on my left side for a month, but that sort of thing happens to people in all sorts of situations every day and really had nothing to do with the unicycle (just the sudden and violent impact sustained falling *from* the unicycle. Quite an unrelated thing, you see...).

[tammybeaver39]

@ tobleroon the torker cx is great I have 1 u should get a cx

[megamindstorm101]

my inseam is appx the same as well its 34 but I was wondering is 300mm good? I would preffer 400mm but all unicycle(.com) has is 300mm

[Tobleroon]

hey im getting a lx. i was going to get a cx but i hear their bad. my inseam is 32 and im going to get a 24" lx and maby a 20" later on. im getting 24 because thats all my local store has.

[Sherlocksbumstead]

use crutches to hold urself up. then if u fall off a bridge, u've already got 'em!

[tabler1010]

this video was added 1 week after i got my uni