We all know, bicyclists and unicyclists alike, that a helmet, knee, elbow and wrist pads are staples of safety gear. They protect the head, elbows, knees, and wrists, and to a degree, the hands. Toget … read more

Properly cared for, your unicycle, penny farthing or other odd bike will last you many, many seasons of enjoyment and recreation.   Yet these are all still mechanically complex machines that, lik … read more

Considering the fact that unicycles are (sort of) bicycles with only one wheel, you might think that they shared a common evolution and plenty of common parts. That assumption would not be entirely … read more

Whether you have a mountain unicycle or a larger model used for touring, there are some things you should do to care for it. Then, there are some things you should never do, particularly with respect … read more

Unicycles made with square taper cranks (AKA cotterless cranks) tend to be fairly affordable (and common), but you still need to know how to assemble them before you can get riding! Fortunately, … read more

Unicycling is hard. It’s far more taxing than biking and biking is taxing enough. In fact, moderate exertion on a unicycle (even at a low speed) is roughly equivalent to jogging. Add in obstacles or a … read more