They don't look bad. The bearing holders are of the "main cap" type,
that are better than the really cheap one-piece "lollipop" ones. 20"
wheel is genarally considered to be the easiest size to learn on. If
you can pick one up really cheaply then go for it. What you get if you
buy a more expensive unicycle is extra strength and durability
(stronger hub, rim, better saddle etc), but that won't start to matter
until you get better at riding - how long that is depends on how fast
you pick it up and what type of riding you get into.
If you haven't already, it's worth looking at www.unicycle.uk.com to
see what is available and as a comparison. My first unicycle was a
unicycle.com "adult learner" 20", and it's still easily good enough for
practicing freestyle riding. If I was into trials, on the other hand,
I probably would have broken the wheel by now.
Good luck.
Rob
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