Re: smaller wheels

if you mean a 12", thats really too small to do much and they aren't
produced any stronger than a learner uni---you could probably break the
hub on a small hop

most people generally go for a 20" for trials, street, freestyle, and
flatland but some people use a 24"

only thing i like my 24" for is unicycle hockey and i haven't had
anyone to play against in a while...

I repeat the wisdom of the poster before me, "what do you mean by a
'smaller wheel?'"
some would interpret that as anything smaller than the legendary 72"
uni.......

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Nicf said:

what do you mean smaller wheel ? like 20" or smaller than a 24??

give us more info

well mine is a 24 inch wheel (i think)

and it looks bigger than other unicycles ive seen and i thought maybe a
smaller one would be easier.

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