Review on 🌞 Sun 28 Inch Classic Chrome/Black Unicycle: Sleek and Stylish for Advanced Unicycling by Marcus Braunstein

A few months ago I learned to ride a 20 inch bike and I immediately wanted to ride further and faster! agree with other reviewers that it is very well built. To be clear, it is NOT designed for stunts, crashes or more serious MUNI off-road riding. If that's what you're looking for, save some money and buy a Nimbus or Chris Holm: but if, like me, you just want something for on-road travel, short-haul trips, or even off-road use, this is a great choice and should take a long time to do just that. .I gave a few stars for comfort because I didn't like the saddle that came with it. I even tried smoothing it out as another reviewer suggested (I did it with another varsity saddle and it was a lot after that more comfortable) but with this it still hurts me within w minutes so I just swapped saddles with another uni and now I can ride 35-40 minutes at a time before I start to hurt myself. If you don't have another saddle, you can always buy one. Unicycle.com is a great parts resource and they have a decent selection. The only other modification I made was changing the pedals because I felt my feet wanted to slip a little at times. I have an old mountain bike in my garage that I borrowed pedals from, but even if you want to buy them they're quite cheap. Trouble fitting to the larger wheel. I was even able to fit mine for free on the first day after about a dozen tries. It was definitely a big change from a 20" to a 28" (which is actually more of a 29" but I loved it so much I'm already saving up for a 36 :). Size difference between my 20 and this 28. don't be afraid of the bigger size this is a real game changer and I'm very happy!