No kidding? I always wanted a unicycle. The ability to fall in any direction appeals to me. 360 degrees of potential failure. I like it.
...Not really 360 bro, once you get used to a Unicycle the worst you'll do is kick the thing away from you when you mess-up. So my boys can learn I ran ropes in the garage they can reach up to when mounted. See, use your noodle and you can make things safer. lol
...This is where I order all of ours from: http://www.unicycle.com/home Learning for an adult is based on height and weight. You want a good sized wheel. A decent adult 24" trainer runs about $190 You can find them cheaper but you will suffer. If you ever plan on riding in the hills start with an off-road model. They cost a bit more but are well worth it and easier to learn on too. Salute, Mark
I'm definitely getting one this summer. My girlfriend will think I'm out of my mind, and likely to kill myself, so I'll have to buy it first, then tell her.
...When she sees you doing an idle peddle you will be: The Man! That's the best way to learn balance and get your legs in the game. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=unicycle+idle Idling on a Unicycle is the whip ;-)
