Pm isn't working but I am interested if it isn't claimed.
2013-07-31 20:27:08
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Free Unicycle!
I got a unicycle from BikePGH member Swalfoort a few years back and... well, frankly, never got around to learning how to use it. I'm in the process of moving, and this time I feel like passing it on to someone else instead of holding onto it.
As I'm busy with the whole moving thing, you would have to come pick it up. I live in Oakland, and I'll give you more details if you PM me. I'd love to get rid of it by August 10th.
Happy biking!
As I'm busy with the whole moving thing, you would have to come pick it up. I live in Oakland, and I'll give you more details if you PM me. I'd love to get rid of it by August 10th.
Happy biking! 2013-07-31 20:22:54
Those are tiny, if it has 18" wheels. I have two identical to that, one red, one yellow. Will bring both (and others) to the Try-a-Bike.
An adult would have trouble with 18" wheels. I have trouble riding mine. I got the one for my 7-year-old (now almost 20), picked up the other (absolutely brand new) off someone's trash one day.
I recommend a 20" or 24" wheel for an adult to learn on.
2013-08-01 10:03:02
Gah, this reminds me of my own desire to get more unis
When I was sailing in Baltimore there was a big Kris Holm's 36" tied to a pier and I was like "Ahhh! That's such a waste!"
2013-08-02 11:00:57
Riding that 29" at the underwear ride was a real trip. Gotta get me one of those.
But to reiterate, an 18" is ideal for a kid up to about 4'6", rough estimate. There are plenty of 8-year-olds on unicycles, but there needs to be more.
2013-08-02 11:24:41
I've got a 26" in the basement that I keep meaning to dust off and learn to ride. Obviously high on my priority list, as I've had it for at least four years.
2013-08-02 13:09:23