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  1. I am so new I've never been on a unicycle. Haven't bought
    one yet. I KNOW NOTHING. I've browsed through the last 5
    pages of this forum, and haven't seen a question
    specifically from someone as uninformed as me. I have no
    idea where in my community I could buy a unicycle, so I
    figure I have to do it online. So that means I can't try one
    out first; therefore I need some good advice. I was thinking
    of going cheap on ebay, so if I get one that doesn't fit me,
    or has a painful seat or whatever, I wouldn't be losing that
    much money. I saw a 12 year old Schwinn for about $40
    including shipping. What y'all think? And speaking of size,
    I've read that 24" is the best all-around uni, but then I
    read elsewhere that it has to do with your height and inseam
    (I'm 5 foot 6 inches tall, inseam about 30".)

    I won't even get into my questions on how to use these
    things, but if anyone has ANY advice on models, used vs.
    new, how much to spend in general, I'd appreciate it.

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  2. First of all, I wouldnt listen to the inseam thing. The easiest size to
    learn on is a 20". Then adjusting to a 24" unicycle isnt hard. I looked
    through ebay at unicycles and the best one I saw for you would be this
    one:

    tinyurl.com2peo9

    its a 20" sun. I ordered a 24" sun a few weeks ago, and Im a
    beginner and it has worked out fine for me. If for some
    reason you dont like this one, dont buy one thats too cheap.
    Also I wouldnt buy a used one. This one is a great unicycle
    for its price.

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    Bicycle is just a short way of saying unicycle with a training wheel.
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  3. digigal1 said:

    I am so new I've never been on a unicycle. Haven't bought
    one yet. I KNOW NOTHING.

    My page <www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/uni_beginners.htm> is
    squarely directed at your level of experience.

    Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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    "Heck, even my toes were aching from trying to grip the
    soles of my shoes! - Tommy Thompson"

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