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A Bike Safety Gear Checklist

Unicycle06 Aug, 2026Business

Cycling, either commuting or for exercise, can be a great, low-impact way to stay active, build strength, and exercise your cardiovascular system. Of course, it can also be dangerous, since you must share the road with other motorists. That being the case, here is a high level bike safety gear checklist to make sure you’re on the right track.

Understanding the Implications of Bike Tire Pressure

Unicycle07 Jul, 2026Business

Setting your bike’s tire pressure to the right PSI given the tire width, the ground conditions, and the temperature, is not just about the comfort of the ride and the handling of the bike. It is about speed, energy consumption, tire life, and so much more.

32 Inch Tires vs. 36 Inch Tires

Unicycle07 Jul, 2026Business

The largest unicycles have 36 inch tires, and these are also the fastest on the road. They are, however, harder to get moving, and harder to control, than single wheel cycles with smaller tires. That’s where a niche alternative comes in. unicycles with 32 inch tires may not be quite as in vogue as those with larger or smaller tires, but they certainly have dedicated adherents that appreciate them for their own unique virtues.

High-Level Bike Tire Maintenance

Unicycle11 Jun, 2026Business

Perhaps more than any other part of your ride, your bike’s tires will experience wear and tear on a daily basis. Therefore it behooves you to know, at least, how to properly care for them so that they last longer. You’ll have to replace them eventually as the tread wears down or the sidewall cracks, but why not read up on how you can put that replacement off with some basic maintenance? Here’s your high-level overview.

7 Things You Should Get Comfortable with Before Learning to Ride a Single Wheel Cycle

Unicycle27 May, 2026Business

A single wheel cycle (more commonly and properly referred to as a unicycle), is about the most inefficient machine ever designed. With that said, unicycling is a serious passion that has many dedicated adherents. If you’re thinking about learning to ride, keep the following 7 things in mind, some of which might not be readily apparent.

Braking a Bicycle with a Big Front Wheel (a Penny Farthing)

Unicycle01 May, 2026Business

For those of you that are dedicated riders of those bicycles with big front wheels, you probably already know the proper name is a penny farthing, or a penny farthing bike. You might not know there are some solid tips and tricks associated with handling them appropriately, in this specific instance, braking them appropriately.

Traveling with a Penny Farthing (or Other Odd Bike): Notes

Unicycle30 Apr, 2026Business

Are you a penny rider? It’s one thing if you only ride around your neighborhood and quite another if you travel with an odd bike like a penny farthing. But, if you’ve never done it before, it can be a little intimidating. So let’s talk about how you can travel with such an odd bike.

Tips for Riding in the Snow

Unicycle05 Feb, 2026Business

Don’t make sudden maneuvers: Any sudden maneuver with a penny farthing (or any odd bike) is not a good idea. Traction will be diminished on snow and ice, so your best bet is just to cruise and be situationally aware so you can react before you have to do so abruptly.

Learning to Ride a Unicycle? You’ll Want These 6 Pieces of Unicycle Safety Gear

Unicycle15 Jan, 2026Business

This is a term with which you will want to become familiar if you decide to learn how to ride a unicycle. (Here’s a fun fact for you, though. The term is not exclusive to unicycle riding and is used in other sports.) Regardless, it means when you take a tumble from the saddle and it’s part and parcel of learning how to ride. In this sport, however, with only one wheel and generally nothing to hold onto for stability, unplanned dismounts happen more often than they do in other “mounted” pursuits.

Not Your Typical Ride:

Unicycle06 Jan, 2026Business

What Distinguishes a Clown Bike? The Hoppley clown circus bike 20 inch tires is only one of the odd bikes sold online by Unicycle.com.They have quite a few models but it is one of their more unique offerings. It’s also very different from a conventional bicycle, and though any bike could in theory (and with the requisite skill) be used for trick riding) this one is uniquely situated to make trick riding more approachable.