wobbling at higher speeds and lube

If you are a new rider, it's likely that you are fighting one leg with
the other. This can cause unwanted motion as well as making you tired
very quickly. A couple things to work on are putting more weight on
your saddle and pedaling in nice smooth circles.

Unicycles naturally wobble, so it isn't something to worry about a whole
lot. If you look at prints made by most riders, you'll see that they
snake as much as seven or eight inches to each side with each pedal
stroke.

As four the bearings, I wouldn't worry about them too much. I never
bother with touching mine. And they are cheap to replace if they wear
out. Of course, others may tell you otherwise.

Daniel

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It could be a simple situation of where you're looking. One thing
that's key for riding straight (when you're staring at least) is to look
straight out ahead of you.

Another problem could be that you're not sitting down on the seat
enough.

Third, some degree of wobble is bound to happen, it's just the nature of
the sport. It'll get less noticeable as you get better, but it'll
always be there at least a little.

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