1 - You probably already know this: If you are a beginner, or training
a beginner, wrap a towel around the seat.
2. Keep the pedals screwed in tight. If they become loose, they may
strip the crank threads, which is not only an expensive problem, but
you may find a replacement crank hard to find. But, if the pedals are
kept tight, the problem will never happen. Oddly, unicycle pedals do
seem to loosen all by themselves, and so should be checked every
couple of days.
3. Bonus: Take care of yourself. If you are new to unicycling, or are
working with a new unicycle: wear two pairs of socks, or otherwise
protect the side of your ankle. You'll never know how glad you were
you took this suggestion!
Have fun!
- Jeff
www.fast-math.org
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The Two Most Common Preventitive Repair Issues for Unicycles
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quick comment: if the wheel is on the right way... pedals do NOT unscrew
at all. make sure that you have the left and right cranks on the
appropriate side.--
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