Exotic Yellow 16 Inch In 16" Mountain Bike Wheel Frame Unicycle Cycling Bike With Comfortable Release Saddle Seat Review
Exotic Yellow 16 Inch In 16" Mountain Bike Wheel Frame Unicycle Cycling Bike With Comfortable Release Saddle Seat Feature
- Wheel Size: 16 Inch
- Color: Yellow
- Height adjustable from 28" to 32"
- Large saddle in unique design for extra comfort & safety
- Rather room saving, just leave it in the corner
Just like surfboards and skimboards on sea, skateboards on ground and wire-walking in the air, it is also a sport of training your balance and strength to ride unicycles.
Not only does it require the trainees' skills, but also it asks for the professional design and quality of the unicycle itself. Thus it is rather important that you choose the right items
Features:
16" wheel
Eye-catching bright yellow in color
Rational designed according to somatology and movement features
Cotterless steel crank
Smooth riding wheel bearing
Large saddle in unique design for extra comfort & safety
Removable poly-nylon guarded rails on the seat
Steel fork with powder coated finish
Full-sized nylon pedals with chromoly spindles
Black bulged-pattern skid proof rubber tire
Height adjustable from 28" to 32"
Rather room saving, just leave it in the corner
No manual included but item is easy to assemble.
Other sizes & colors available (shown in the 2nd picture)
Tips for selecting a suitable unicycle:
Unicycle Size/ User Height/ Weight Limit/ Distanc(Seat - Pedal)/ Unicycle Height( Adjustable )
16" 45" - 61" 110 lbs 15" - 29" 28" - 32"
18" 53" - 65" 132 lbs 15" - 30 30" - 34"
20" 57" - 69" 143 lbs 15" - 32" 32" - 36"
24" 69" or above 154 lbs 17" - 33" 36" - 40"
Remember when you're seated on the unicycle, with one foot on a pedal in its lowest position, your leg should be almost straight.
Other sizes & colors (shown in the 2nd picture) are also available.
To keep in mind:
Novices should ride under the instructions or accompany of your tutors for safety. And the best place for your training is a back deck or a baseball field with a chain-link fence. Pick a grassy area with solid, flat dirt and you can hold onto the fence.
