1 . I have seen many of the unicycle videos that people have posted on their sites and i would like to know what brand or how can i get a unicycle with one of those really fat tires and what is a good size for an intermidiate (not begineer) to use.
2 . I would also like to see some examples of some of the unicycles i talked of in question 1..maybe a link or a picture would be nice
check unicycle.com for unicycles with 'really fat tires'. the machines in question are used either for trials or muni, depending on wheel size. trials unicycles tend to have 20x2.5" tires and are made my many, onza and kris holm are some of the favourite brands. Muni (mountain unicycle) uni's tend to have either 24" or 26" wheels and either a width of 2.5" or 3.0". suggesting a unicycle all depends on what you ride , if you do alot of trials then definatly a 20 or maybe a 24, and for muni, id say a 24 for strength or a 26 for long distances
sorry if this post isnt very clear, i hope it sheds light on the matter
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what is a good size for an intermidiate (not begineer) to use.
Size? Do you mean tyre width, wheel diameter or unicycle height?
Anyways, virtually any size is good for an intermediate rider. 3" wide tyres are no problem. Wheel diameters from 'too' small (12" or less) up to at least Coker (36"😉 are no problem. Giraffes up to 6', maybe 8', are no problem. Just stay away from trying to ride Sem Abrahams' 115 feet high giraffe for a while! :-)
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