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Unicycling

Sunnysloper

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Nice! I unicycle too.

Putting a hand on a friend’s shoulder for balance and having them walk along side you while you ride is a one way to start. On the first couple tries you might need the friend to hold on to the back of the seat too for extra help. Bring it with on your next trip to Mammoth and we can après-uni.
 

Philpug

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How high do I want the seat for leg extension?
 

Tom K.

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That's a non-starter.

Not enough early rise, and too much sidecut for gravel riding.

You will suck at first. My best tip is to embrace the suckage, and enjoy the ride up the ability curve. When you get frustrated, just quit for the day.

And pad up. For God's sakes man, PAD UP!
 

pchewn

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How high do I want the seat for leg extension?

UNICYCLE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (quoted)

Set your saddle ❸ to the right height. Proper seat height depends on personal preference and the type of riding. For freestyle or general road riding, sit on the unicycle and move the seat so that your leg is almost straight when your heel is on the lowest pedal.
 

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