I'm finally selling the unicycle I learned to ride on, a 70's era
Schwinn, 24". I bought it at a Pawn Shop for $15, way back in March
2000. Took me a week to learn the basics, practicing about 3 hours a
day. It was soon replaced by a Savage (bad choice) and increasingly
higher-end unis as the years went by.
It's of little practical use to me, weighs a ton, painful seat, and
cottered cranks, but the sentimental value has kept it in my collection
- until now. I saw a local want ad on craigslist from an art student
who wants to learn for a performance piece. How can I withhold from a
perspective convert? And it's still got some miles left in it (though
I'm pretty sure the tire is original - it actually says "UNICYCLE" on
it!).
Anyone else still holding on to their first unicycle for sentimental
reasons?
'picture' (http://www.unicyclist.com/gallery/?g2_itemId=283864)
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hell-on-wheel
"...or the confluence of rare meteorological phenomena."
-George Peck
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