1. In case you are an adult of an average size 24" because it's equal to
a footstep. However if you're riding a regular unicycle of another size
already (e.q. 20" or 26"😉 then that size would be easier for you to
start with.
2.What should pedal position (how far apart), and what type of pedals
should they be (plastic, bmx type, ect.)
You can make a couple of different length positions on the same wheel.
Myself I would take the cranck-length of your unicycle that you use the
most.
Borges said:The more grip the better, and bear trap style pedals will bend when the
wheel falls over and you land on top of it.
Yes, I prefer those plastic pedals with a kind of bed.
Maybe 'these' (http://tinyurl.com/kkyjj) are nice. But then also buy a
pair of 'these'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50377) (a product
I've never used myself).
3.What kind of Rim (aluminum) do you recommend using:
Any common rim will do. And other metals than alu will be fine as
well.
4.what kind of Tire:
One with as less profile, especially on the sides.
During your learning stage the profile will eat your legs.
So the Primo "Comet" will be a nice one!
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