it depends what kind of street riding you want to do. if you're going
to do the Ryan Atkins type, like, semi-trialsy street riding, you need
something closer to a trials unicycle. wide tire, strong wheel, strong
frame...but if you're going to do the Dan Heaton type, like,
semi-freestyly street riding, you don't really need a particularly
strong wheelset, but that certainly doesn't mean you need a weak one.
you still need one that is strong, but lighter, like closer to a
freestyle unicycle.
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