🎠 Unleash your Fun Side with the 20 Inch Wheel Unicycle featuring an Alloy Rim Review

Installation and operating instructions were on a double-sided page. The assembly instructions were mostly in German with a bit of English so that they could be followed. However, the instructions state that a 15mm wrench is included to install the pedals. The key for 15 was not there. On the other side is the user manual. They were 100% German (or similar) and completely incomprehensible to me. There were no seat height adjustment instructions, rider height range, or inseam length for this…

I received this product very excited to learn a new skill and have fun in quarantine. I finally have everything together and the air in the tire only so that it is deflated immediately. I was frustrated and didn't want to waste any more time, bought 2 new intermediate tubes, thinking it was just a small mistake, we all don't do anything special. I HAVE REPLACED THE TGE INTER TUBE TWICE AND IT STILL DOESN'T WORK! So I decide to look at the rim and the first tube to see if I can find the reason…

TL;DR: If you are an average adult, this bike may be too small for you. Otherwise a decent unicycle for beginners. Setup was easy and took about 10 minutes. The parts feel solid and haven't had any kinks or breaks yet. I'm 182cm tall and adjusted the seatpost to the most reasonable height. If you are taller than me, the seat may be too short. If you're a man, the curved seat will probably make you uncomfortable. I taught myself to use a sidewalk fence and have never fallen. It's easy and…

Media could not be loaded. This is what my granddaughter says about this unicycle: My grandfather bought me this unicycle because he always wanted to ride a unicycle when he was a little boy but never did. I'm 11 and those 20 feet are almost too tall for me, but my grandfather lowered the seat all the way and now I can reach the pedals. I fell many times while learning to ride, but I never hurt myself because I always land on my feet. After my grandfather helped me for a few days, I can ride…

I took this little guy to try and learn how to coast and ride indoors. I already have a giraffe and a 26" unicycle but both are not suitable for indoor use and the 26" unicycle is too fast for me to learn to coast. All in all, this is your basic 20 inch entry-level unicycle. It was very easy to put together (although it looked like someone was trying to kick the wrong way when I bought it from stock and I had to fix it). When assembling this unicycle, pay attention to where is the front and…

Looks nice and shiny (chrome plated), a little fancy build but to be expected given the low price point of around $60. However, when I started to inflate it, I could hear air coming out of the tube. boo I didn't even manage to put it on the floor. The leak was not coming from the valve or valve area, and not even from the normal exterior tire pour. It sounded like an internal leak - probably because the spoke was sticking out of the tube due to poor construction and/or a strip of tubing used on