How do I choose a unicycle?

I would strongly suggest a Black Torker as the first uni.
They're inexpensive and good quality. As for size, I found
it easier to learn on a 20" wheel, then I switched to a 24".

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Black torker all the way. 20 or 24, I don't think there is
much of a difference in tearms of learning time. If
anything, the 20 might be a little faster to learn on, but
the 24 is much faster to ride.

Daniel

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Ares said:

Hi! I'm new to this. I want to buy my first unicycle. My
question is: How do I choose the right size of unicycle?
Is the difference in wheel diameter the deciding factor or
is that a matter of preference? My inseam is 32", I'm 5'
10" tall. Any recommendations as to manufacturer of a
decent beginner's make?

Coker, Coker, Coker, Coker...

Just kidding, learning on a Coker is for crazy people.*

Learning goes fastest on a 20".

*like me