From the seatpost clamp to the spokes, modern unicycles are built to a high level of quality and when properly cared for will last you many seasons, furnishing plenty of hours of riding and enjoyment. With that said, unicycles, like any machine, need proper care and maintenance. That specifically is a topic for another time, […]
Why Learn to Ride a Penny Farthing (or Other Odd Bike)
You’ve mastered the bike as well as the one-wheeler, and are now looking for other mountains to summit. Which way will you turn? One of the options before you is to get into a new discipline. For instance, if you previously have focused on touring, maybe you could try trail riding or racing. You could […]
A Short Winter Unicycling Checklist
In some areas of the country we’re experiencing a slightly colder season than usual. This doesn’t mean you need to stay inside, even if your preferred athletic discipline is taming the unicycle. But, with that said, there are some pointers you should take into consideration before you hit the trail, especially if there is snow […]
Unicycle and Bike Tools You Don’t Need to Double up on
Maybe not all bicyclists ride unicycles (most probably don’t) but the opposite is not true. The majority of unicyclists are likely also dedicated bicyclists. Which means they’re probably familiar with the following bike tools – which are right at home not only working on bikes but unicycles. The point is that these are both unicycle […
6 Bike Tools That Are Also Valuable for Unicyclists
Alright, time for some controversy. Bicyclists and unicyclists are really not all that different. The fundamental mechanics of their sports are basically identical, and there’s arguably more in common with a bike and unicycle than there is that’s different about them. Moreover, while most bicyclists probably don’t ride a unicycle, a great deal of u