I can go wherever I want, and do whatever I want. Which I did (on 150mm cranks) for over 10 years before someone gave me his old 24" Torker. Even in winter. Last year I got both Magura brakes and studded tyre for this baby.
I have both 110/130mm and 125/150mm cranks for it and even a compatible handlebar (although I need to stiffen it):
So I can transform this uni into a Muni, all-arounder, road machine or a winter commuter. I can even learn some tricks on it and it is easier to stash away than a 36er. And it fits in your trunk.
In my student dorm, I always had this stored in the corner behind my door, and gave it a shower first after a proper Muni trip.
I will probably get some VCX+ 100/125/150 and a KH handlebar for it to make reconfiguration and versatility much less work. I must have ridden this machine at least 5000 km since I got it.
IIf you are riding a night fox considering the wheel alone measures 36 inches, even with the seat down the whole way it has to be over 40 inches from the ground to the center of the saddle. My 29er where I have my seat post set measures 40 inches from the floor to the center of my saddle. That being said my 26er or my 24 would be even less. As a kid I rode around quite happily on a 24 inch unicycle covering lots of ground. A 24 muni sounds like a good choice for you.
Could you do me a favour? I know Iâm asking a lot, and youâve been riding like this for well over a decade, so I perfectly understand if you feel a bit offended by my request, and I assure you that this is not my intention at all, âcause you know, Iâm trying (and I think, mostly succeeding as well) to be a nice guy, and I really donât want to start a fight with a member of this community that I really respect, but⊠could you peel those L and R stickers at the bottom of the frame off, please? Such stickers hurt my eyes everytime I see them on pedals, cranks, or in this case a frame. Iâm sure by now yours are nothing more than white dots, but they still spoil that nice blue frame.
Thank you for taking the time and kindly consider my bold request.
my favorite uni: a 24 muni, with 140 cranks and Gazz.
second one: a 26"/140 Triton fatty.
I have also a 27.5 muni, a Coker and a 32" but I tend to be afraid of them.
The four 20" I have I use for teaching Uni-ing.
It is currently set up as a road machine. I have a knobby Muni tyre and a studded winter tyre in the basement. I will reconfigure it to a Muni again soon.
@Wheelou these stickers are part of the unicycle now! They have been there for 17 years, and endured whatever I and my uni has endured. They look kinda cool!
Iâm guilty of it too Although only on a unicycle Iâve had since a couple years ago. Itâs kinda impressive that theyâve been on @PedalSprellâs unicycle since 2008 though⊠I vote for the âNo Peelâ party on this one
If the seat is next to the wheel, itâs about 18" to the middle of the wheel, and then a little more for the cranks. Why wouldnât the Nightfox fit me?
Such stickers hurt my eyes everytime I see them on pedals, cranks, or in this case a frame. Iâm sure by now yours are nothing more than white dots, but they still spoil that nice blue frame.
Although only on a unicycle Iâve had since a couple years ago. Itâs kinda impressive that theyâve been on 
Theyâre kinda like the screws in Frankensteinâs monster. They shouldnât be there, but they always have been, and one gets accustomed to them. Even to the point that one feels somethingâs missing when those piĂ©ces de rĂ©sistance are gone. Itâs actually comparable to the Stockholm syndrome. Thatâs not good, you knowâŠ
in plastic.