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lauraz
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Hi,
I have been trying to learn to ride on a friend's 24" unicycle. I am
making progress but I am frustrated as well. I have read that a 20"
unicycle would be easier to learn to ride on. Would using a smaller
wheel help significantly? If 20" is easier than 24" would 16" be
easier yet? My local craigslist has a 16" torker for sale for $50, the
add says she paid $175 for it for her kid but she never road it. Any
advice on if I should get the 16", get a new 20", get a new 24", or
keep using my friend's 24" would be great.
Thanks,
Laura
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I have been trying to learn to ride on a friend's 24" unicycle. I am
making progress but I am frustrated as well. I have read that a 20"
unicycle would be easier to learn to ride on. Would using a smaller
wheel help significantly? If 20" is easier than 24" would 16" be
easier yet? My local craigslist has a 16" torker for sale for $50, the
add says she paid $175 for it for her kid but she never road it. Any
advice on if I should get the 16", get a new 20", get a new 24", or
keep using my friend's 24" would be great.
Thanks,
Laura
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