Indy Trainer unicycle - 20"

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this product is the best Indy Unicycles today. When you're hunting for top rated Indy Unicycles, then this product is the best choice.
Besides from low costs, Indy Trainer unicycle - 20" is also equipped with many interesting features. This product will completely complements your necessities of life.

ASIN : B004ZU36RK
Category: Unicycles
Brand: Indy
Rating : 4.0
Reviews : 2

Product description Indy Trainer unicycle - 20"

Indy Unicycles is becoming one of the most innovative and exciting range of unicycles we've seen in a long time. A selection of durable, precision made unicycles which are designed and tested by uncyclists themselves. The Indy saddle has the trademark handle and bumpers to protect the material from unnecerssary bumps and scratches, and a robustness we normally associate with much more expensive models. The whole unicycle can be easily assembled in a matter of minutes and with any joy you'll be rolling just as quickly!

• The 20" trainer is the ideal model for adults and older teens looking for an introductory model thats both reliable and meets the needs of an enthusiast on a budget.
• The Indy standard trainer 20" is good basic unicycle at a great price.
• 20" trainer unicycle available in White, Black Blue and Chrome.

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My first Unicycle
A couple of things made this less than a perfect sale.

1) I couldn't see how to select the correct colour. I contacted juggling4jugglers through amazon to tell them the colour I wanted but got no response. Fortunately the right colour turned up. Maybe they read the mail. I don't know.

2) The wheel was scratched all the way round both sides and, at one point, deeply carved on both sides. This looks like it had occurred before the tyre was put on. I take it this is a problem with the manufacturer rather than the seller for not checking.

3) No instructions! Who knew one pedal would have a reverse thread, and not tightened with a spanner? Who knows which end the front is? How high should the saddle go? I would think a "trainer" cycle should contain this info. Again, blame the manufacturer.

It's all together now, and no doubt in a couple of weeks will be covered in new scratches. I'm sure I'll enjoy my new toy now.

Does what it says on the tin.
I purchased this unicycle after just one day of starting to learn on a bigger wheeled, almost 10 times the price municycle. The 20" was a much better machine to learn on. I'm a thirteen stone, 58yr old and a complete beginner so the bike is well abused but has not suffered at all. Four weeks later I can now Freemount and ride several miles of easy ground on the larger machine. I will keep the 20" to learn/practise new skills on. I regard it as a bargain, well worth its price.