I totally agree, so much so that I’m actually selling my 29er
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Go for it!
I really love my 36er, it really does ride nicely.
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answer; schlumf 29"
A very expensive answer!
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It IS an answer.
I would pick the 29" for a schlumf, but maybe not for the reason you think… I dont want to go +30km/t. I have landed on my shoulder once and feel lucky it didn’t break. And I saw Dinos wrist pictures.
However, I don’t find riding the 29" as comfortable or fun as the 36". And with my KG ultimate tyre it’s not sluggish at all.
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I also love to ride my 36" non Schlumpf.
The Nightfox isn’t possible to ride but next week I think it’s Finished to take a ride with them.
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That’s awesome!
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Too Cool, love seeing these kind of pics 
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Thanks guys! The weather was so perfect today we got out for an afternoon ride also. My wife tagged along and took some photos. Jackets and pants in the morning, T-shirts and shorts in the afternoon 
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These are great @WeaponizedBacon - I really can’t wait to teach my nearly 1 year old daughter to ride - I’ll aim for a mini uni as her 2nd birthday present 
Start ‘em young so we can all ride together is my plan 
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Thanks buddy. Definitely start’em young! I wish i was riding single track at 7yo!! I bought my daughter her 12” at 5yo and she’s since moved up to a 16”. I’m excited to see her grow as a unicyclist.
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Ah man – I am somewhat of envious of her – to have that level of enjoyment, happiness and satisfaction in what she is doing at that age without the burden of adult concerns and worries seems like something that is long lost – savour it!
(DrD’s lament for the innocence of youth )
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Nice to see. I hope I can do the same with my daughter one day. She’s almost 2.5 now and just started with the push bike a few months ago.
Is this 20"? How old is she and at which age did she start?
I guess, mine will be rather late in learning to unicycle (if she wants at all). Her talents are more on the linguistic and musical side.
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She’s 7 now riding a 16” and started at 5 on a 12”. She wasn’t that interested the first year so very little progress but picked it up again at 6 and just took off
She will be on a 20” by spring. She can ride one now but her legs are still a little short without cutting the frame down
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I very rarely stop to take pictures because I just enjoy riding more than taking pictures. However, sometimes it can’t be helped…
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What. A. Vista.
Yeah, I’m disinclined to stop too.
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That’s a stunning view
