Thank God that there are still a few adverse weather proof suit wearing adventures people in our midst.

That’s awesome

A unicycle is much harder to learn to ride and still harder to ride than a two-wheeler, which is why the unicycle has not caught on as a major mode of recreation or commuting. It's fascinating for sure, to watch a unicycle, but I'll stick to my 20 inch wheel and 16 inch wheel folding bicycles for ease of individual personal mobility.

one time I saw a guy riding a unicycle uptown to work along the bike path along the east river in nyc in a suit and with a suitcase. I was so moved. lmao. I finally got a unicycle today. I’m so excited to learn

What size wheel does this one look like it has guys?

does he know about euc's?

If you learn to ride a 36" wheel unicycle then you have a viable alternative to the two-wheeled bicycle. According to KZbin unicyclists, a 36" wheeler can go between 8 and 12 miles per hour tops. Now a two-wheeler can go as fast, practically, at 20 mph. Face it, few people are Olympic or Tour d' France cyclists wanting 24 mph or better. Given typical road and street conditions in cities, a two-wheeled cyclist usually goes between 8 to 15 mph. The smaller unicycles, however, sacrifice speed for easier use and easier to learn. But let's face it. A normal person will walk 2 mph with a sense of purpose. Your typical 26-28 inch single wheeler will take you at 4 to 6 mph so you are making better time than walking. If you have to walk one hour to work, even a mid-size unicycle with get you there in 30 minutes. Of course most people will stick with their two-wheeled bicycles like me. I'll get there in 15 minutes at a smooth, non-perspiring pace of 8 mph, maybe 10 minutes if I want to put in more effort at 10 mph.

*Great starting Unicycle **Latest.Bike** . I learned within a month practicing a couple times a week. Great for beginners, I'm 5'6" and 160 pounds*

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It's Ee Ron Knee Yan Not Ee Rainy Yan 😀 And also it's not "Ee Ran!! But rather Ee Ron!! Thank you 😃

I mean it is all wheel drive so…

maybe time to try a Electric Unicycle for him, it is going to be more fun and speed.

I've been riding unicycles for over 10 years mostly mountain unicycles, shoreline trail is sweet! Pretty much go wherever I want through cities mountain trails and so on. Keep riding Terry !

Im gonna buy another one.

I used to see him riding around town all the time. I don't live uptown anymore, but I was thinking about him the other day. Hope he's still riding.

Cheers from Argentina!!!0

I sometimes wonder how many people were inspired by my riding unicycle to work through the winter with an umbrella just like this. I first began going to and from work on one in 2011, through everything from flash floods, tornadic winds, blizzards, to lightning storms. It's great to see someone else enjoying it in the same way for once. :)

Hey, It’s All Wheel Drive......

My left ear enjoyed this video...

Huh.

single? CHECK

Bill Nye's long lost brother

My kind of man !!! What type of unicycle do you ride and what type tire please. I know the feeling of riding alone , but I ride for the joy riding. I will be 64 in Sept. I started riding a few months after I turned 62 years old. I had a unicycle when I was 12 , but never got passed trying to get on it.

Thats me in the future...

Too much physical demanding riding a regular unicycle so I tried the electric unicycle and so much fun to ride then I completely dropped out of the regular unicycle.

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He should try an electric one:)

OMG! So this is who I saw downtown!

I can't even charge my phone in 30 mins :c

o shit waddup!

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what a cool guy

since there is no front wheel to worry about slipping it seems to balance well in these conditions.

And charging at Tesla SuperChargers, like this one, is free.

good work they do national competition search NAUCC 2014