So glad my Nimbus Oracle 29" Unicycle Came ;)

Muni Chick Riding- no tunes, forced to remove. Play The Wanted/So Glad You Came loud. Lol
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[@jarodsciegel3678]

Is that RVA?

[@oODaphne77Oo]

I love watching your videos. they inspire me. I started unicycling last year (age 36 at that time) and I own a 24" nimbus muni. I want to buy a second unicycle but I cant decide which one is most versatile. the 29" Nimbus Tour or the 36" Nimbus Nightfox. I will use it mostly for longer distance. Which one do you use more, your 29" or your 36"? We are about the same height. Hope you can advise me :-).

[@Lizwilsonunicycle]

oODaphne77Oo Way to go! Sounds like you're doing great! My 29" is my favorite for XC muni. The 36" is a whole different feel and ride. I can mount the 36" but it does take more effort and energy than the 29". It's more in what terrain or type distance riding. If you are in traffic or will be having to mount or remount often ( at every streetlight or stop sign ) then the 29" is a great choice. If you are going to be jumping on and not forced to stop often and wanting to go further and further than go for the Nightfox.

[@oODaphne77Oo]

Liz wilson Thanks!!! I guess I want 1 unicycle that can do everything :-)

[@GranVlog]

pretty cool. how long have u been riding it :) ? btw. if you have some time off i also have a few uni videos :)

[@Lizwilsonunicycle]

Thanks Granvlog, I rode as a child but rediscovered unicycling this past year and got hooked!

[@patrickohara7164]

Can anyone recommend a freewheel cycle? Patrick

[@patrickohara7164]

Is this a freewheel cycle? I see it has a hand brake but this does not always mean it’s a freewheel.

[@mikefule330]

Not a freewheel. The Nimbus is an off the shelf unicycle. Most standard unicycles are fixed. The brake is used either as a drag brake on long descents, or to lock the wheel for hopping. I ride my 36 without brake and accept the limitations.

[@vector8310]

Have you tried that wheel in sand?