anyone on /n/ riding a uni? im thinking of buing one; any tips

>>1099589
Not doing it

>>1099589
>that guy at college who rides a uni
>thinks skills are what you need to make friends
>really good at magic tricks, hacley sack, and checkers
>switches to community college sophomore year
>ends up being a pizza delivery guy

>>1099589
I ride occasionally. It's fun. Not even remotely practical, but fun.

My first was a 20" $40 no-name from Amazon. My second was a 26" Torker. I recommend getting the cheap one in case you don't actually like unicycling.

Unicycled a bit around 10th grade, for about a year. Impractical for transport. Walking is more efficient, and you don't have to lug around a wobbly shin club when you reach your destination.

A fixie is good compromise of fun and efficiency. Even that gets old after a while though, at least here with many a hill

a razor scooter is better in every single way