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• Torker Unistar LX Unicycle
• Dark Metallic Grey.
• 24 in wheel
• This is a great unicycle for the money.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 18.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 5 reviews |
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13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Great Starter UniMay 08, 2005
By Matthew Boulanger
Ok, I got this in February of 04, it is May of 04 now and I can ride fairly well. First off, if you have ever contemplated learning how to unicycle- GO FOR IT- I can't describe how much fun this is and how rewarding it is to be able to do it at all.
Second- there is this crazy growing community of unicyclists out there doing trails, trials, jumps, gaps, and freestyle stuff out there. Check out unicyclist.com to chat with them and take a look at the pics and videos in the gallery. Unicycles are for more than clowns and jugglers!
Anyway. this is probably the cheapest starter uni I would go with. It should last me a year or so before I want something beefier for off-road- and there are great choices out there for that kind of stuff, just not carried by amazon.com yet. Also, you can get away with putting a bigger tire on this for off-road- I switched out the stock 24X1.75 tire for a 24X2.1 schwinn stingray tire, and my guess is that a 24X2.3 would still clear the frame.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Sweet Ride!Jun 10, 2008
By Michael H. Pichette
"Music Maven"
This is a great unicycle! It is very sturdy and well built. Assembling the uni was pretty straight forward and only a few basic tools are needed. After two weeks of practicing for 30 min. a day I can ride quite well. Unicycling is great fun and I would recommend this uni to anyone!
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Exactly what I neededMar 23, 2006
By C. Barry
Basically anything you read will tell you that the torker lx is the ideal uni for a beginner hoping to advance quickly.
And it's true! It's the only great quality uni for this cheap, and I can speak from experience when I say it withstands an awful lot of abuse. I got mine a few months ago and am now riding fairly well.
Seriously everyone, try it, it's cooler then anything you've ever done.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great unicycleMar 03, 2009
By M. Thomason
This is my first Unicycle and I'm very happy with it...even though I had to replace the cranks/petals since they stripped out due to the falls. I'm thinking I didn't tighten them enough when I assembled it at Christmas...I was kind of excited to get on it. Even though the cranks/petals had to be replaced, the seat is in good shape...as it was designed to take the abuse. In addition, the frame, wheel, and tire are in near perfect condition and work great. I would have liked a quick release for the seat, so I could change the height easier and get it into my trunk. Highly recommended.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Very Long Seat PostOct 19, 2008
By Douglas Goddard
The unicycle is awesome. Fairly easy to assemble with a wrench for the pedals, an allen wrench tool, and a pump. The only thing is that the seatpost is ridiculously long. Unless you are 6'6" you are going to have to cut it. Which is no problem, I used a pipe cutter that I picked up for 10 dollars. Good deal, just some extra work to assemble (unless you're really tall).
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