Weight for a unicycle?

You are new to the forums so its okay. However, my advice to you is
rather than making a ton of one liner posts asking all sorts of
questions just sit back and read. Research a bit about the topics using
the forum search tool and just generally observe how the community
works. Most questions a newbie can think to ask have already been
answered. Please don't view my post as harsh or offensive, I'm just
trying to offer some advice.

Your question however is a bit too vague to answer. What type of
unicycle? What size?

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Brian O.

mscalisi said:

We only need one 36" rim, one that doesn't suck. A properly sized KH rim
(like the 29er only larger) would be awesome.

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mines 5 and a bit. thats abit heavier than usual for a 20'' freestyle i
believe

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Cheap., light, and strong. You can only pick 2. This is an old saying
about cool toys in general. Motorcycles and bikes etc. The uni version
is that a Torker is cheap and strong, but it's not light. A KH is
strong and light, but not cheap.
Kriss makes KH's using more expensive metal and work, he has to
charge more.😎
There are also many uni's that are light and cheap. These are great
to learn on.🙂

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feel the light said:

The uni version is that a Torker is cheap and strong, but it's not
light. A KH is strong and light, but not cheap.

Except the AX Torker. They are light, cheaper than KH, but not strong.

Even the 29 inch with Exiwolf tire is light. 12 pounds. 🙂

There is always an exception to the rule.

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Into the blue said:

You should see this fella ride up kerbs. He makes it look annoyingly
easy.
Ants make me UPD.

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