Lockable 29 Inch Unicycle Frames?

[unibob]

@Rowan

With the advent of mass produced unicycles that look similar to each other, wouldn’t it make sense to put some sort of unique identifying code on them like they do on bicycles? It would make it easier for police perhaps because with the large volume of unicycles that now exist it would be nearly impossible to prove with certainty that someone else didn’t buy a stolen uncycle legitimately-

Check out this:
https://www.immobilise.com/view.php?stage=product&category=1&product=2

I’m not sure if they’re worldwide but they are in use in the UK and have some success rates.

[bryankwalton]

@bryankwalton

I have some very strong doubts about whether a 36" unicycle will fit in the back of my car (a 2000 Honda Insight). I need to find somebody with a 36" uni in Southeastern Iowa who might let me try to fit their unicycle into the back of my car.

Just wanted to update this thread. I bought a Nimbus Nightrider. Thankfully, I have no trouble fitting it in the back of my Honda Insight.

Cheers,
Bryan

[fluxusmaximus]

@johnfoss

I haven’t. In fact I’ve never heard about any thefts of unicycles secured by bike locks at all. All the thefts I can think of were either unlocked unicycles in the open, or from cars (locked), garages or yards.

You know one now.

[joemarshall]

@johnfoss

I haven’t. In fact I’ve never heard about any thefts of unicycles secured by bike locks at all. All the thefts I can think of were either unlocked unicycles in the open, or from cars (locked), garages or yards.

John Himsworth had his coker nicked a few years back, it was locked up, although with a pretty thin cable lock.

Joe

[mikepenton]

and of course there’s the theft of the first 3 (or 4?) Cokers in the UK…