Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQs) Tips For New Unicyclists Q:
How do I learn to ride a unicycle? A: Here's the information we
give to new students. Introduction: Welcome to the fun-filled
world of unicycling! To kids young and old, you're about to
embark on an adventure that will last a lifetime. The average
time needed to learn unicycling is 10-15 hours. That's about an
hour a day for two weeks. Safety Gear: The Unicycle.com team
strongly recommends a helmet and wrist guards. We've been
unicycling for many years; we all wear safety gear. Where To
Learn: The best place we've found for training is a back deck,
preferably made of wood, with a handrail. Wood is more friendly
than concrete, and you'll need to hold onto the handrail while
your leg muscles learn to react. If you don't have a back deck,
try a baseball field with a chain-link fence. Pick a grassy area
with solid, flat dirt and you can hold onto the fence. Does This
Thing Have A Front And Back? Yes. The seat post clamp skewer
(bolt/nut or quick-releas