Hey. I’ve got this unicycle, but the tire is wobbly and it is absolutely
impossible for a monkey like me to ride. Does anyone monitor this group? If
so, I want to buy a GOOD (but cheap) unicycle. I am a fine citizen and an
outstanding individual. I deserve a good unicycle for my good conduct. I
will pay, but I’m just a senior, so I would love for it to be a total of not
too much, thank you quite a bit. Please answer me. I’m kind of lonely. -Ryan
RE: Hey! Help me!
Ryan,
> so, I want to buy a GOOD (but cheap) unicycle.
Good and cheap are like the scales of justice. Too much of one, and you don’t
get the other.
> I am a fine citizen and an outstanding individual. I deserve a good unicycle
> for my good conduct.
That’s very admirable, don’t get me wrong. But in this country (are you in this
country?) all you really need is ca$$$h. 
For new unicycles try www.unicycle.com
For used unicycles (buyer beware, as Gilby warned), try eBay.
Stay on top, John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone http://www.unicycling.com
“I’m not into pain. I’m into juggling.” - A grandpa with small child at the
Davis Picnic Day, walking away from the free unicycle lessons toward the free
juggling lessons (and already able to juggle!)
Re: Hey! Help me!
Vance wrote:
>
> If so, I want to buy a GOOD (but cheap) unicycle.
As far as new unicycles go, you get what you pay for.
> I will pay, but I’m just a senior, so I would love for it to be a total of not
> too much, thank you quite a bit.
There is a list of unicycle manufacturers and vendors (from all over the world,
so find one near you) at my site:
http://www.gilby.com/unicycling/links/Equipment/
Since you want an inexpensive unicycle that is of good quality, then you
probably want to find a good used one (which is hard to come by, but worth a
shot). Try looking on eBay. Follow this link to do a unicycle search on eBay:
http://www.gilby.com/cgi-bin/links/jump.cgi?ID=118 A used miyata, semcycle or
schwinn would be a good choice for general use. Stay away from the cheap
Taiwanese ones.
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========================================================Re: Hey! Help me!
my first uni which i still have is a savage 20" im 6ft tall…and i feel that
its a great learning bike
im sure most people on the list (yes, quite a few people monitor it) would agree
<some> bike stores have them… i spent 100$ on mine at my local bicyclery you
can get a new savage (or plenty of other learning unis’ off this site) off the
net for about 70$ from www.unicyclesource.com
if you’re over 6 ft, you may want to consider a larger wheel…
good luck
- J
Vance <vmcswain@arn.net> wrote in message news:39038151@news.usenetnews.org…
> Hey. I’ve got this unicycle, but the tire is wobbly and it is
absolutely
> impossible for a monkey like me to ride. Does anyone monitor this group?
If
> so, I want to buy a GOOD (but cheap) unicycle. I am a fine citizen and an
> outstanding individual. I deserve a good unicycle for my good conduct. I will
> pay, but I’m just a senior, so I would love for it to be a total of
not
> too much, thank you quite a bit. Please answer me. I’m kind of lonely. -Ryan
>