Fun | Chrome 20" Unicycle with Alloy Rim

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 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 !

I'm 5'11 180 lbs (180 cm, 82 kg), and the 20 inch fits only if I extend the seat post all the way out. I've had the unicycle for about 3 months, and went from never ridding one before to being able to ride relatively confidently on a smooth, open surface! However, it suffered a lot of abuse while I was learning -- including a broken pedal and stripped out crank. In spite of that, I think the build quality is pretty good for the price, and I would recommend it for a learning unicycle, especially for a kid or smaller adult, and especially if you're not sure you're really serious about it.

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.

This was a birthday present for my boyfriend and he absolutely LOVES it. He can’t actually ride it yet. I will definitely regret this purchase after I see how many things he’s broken trying to ride this in the house 🤦🏼‍♀️ but as far as the unicycle itself- it seems great! Sturdy & super easy to put together!

Here is what my granddaughter says about this unicycle: My grandpa bought this unicycle for me because he always wanted to ride a unicycle when he was young but never did. I am 11 years old and this 20' one is almost a little big for me but my grandpa put the seat all of the way down and I can reach the pedals now. I fell down a lot of times when I was learning to ride it but I never got hurt because I always land on my feet. After my grandpa helped me for a few days I can ride it pretty good. The unicycle got a little scuffed on the seat and pedals from falling but nothing broke. I got it about a month ago and I ride it every day. My friends think it is awesome that I can ride a unicycle because nobody else at my school can ride one. My grandpa always checks it to make sure that the bolts are tight and it is still very shiny like when it was new. I really like this unicycle a lot. Kelsie

This is a fantastic and extremely durable unicycle. This was my first unicycle and I have really thrashed this thing for the past eight months or so and it has stood up very well. The only thing that has broken are the plastic pedals, they take a beating as you learn to ride, but an upgrade to metal pedals is fairly inexpensive and pretty necessary for most any unicycle. I have since acquired a 36 inch Coker for commuting and having ridden that I realized that the saddle on this unicycle can be a bit uncomfortable after a few hours riding, but still it is a great unicycle to start out on.

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)