Divertente monociclo con ruota da 20 pollici con cerchio in lega rosso

Name: Divertente monociclo con ruota da 20 pollici con cerchio in lega rosso
Brand: Fun
SKU: 0698238404624
Price: 210.48 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Fun

3.3/5

€
210.48

Viene fornito completo di pneumatici Kenda di qualità e cerchio in alluminio. Morsetto reggisella a sgancio rapido con comoda sella. Cuscinetti a cartuccia per una pedalata fluida. 16 disponibili in cromo o rosso, 20 disponibili in cromo, rosso, nero, blu o giallo, 24 disponibili in cromo. Ideale per il monociclista per la prima volta o per il ciclista regolare.

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EAN: 0698238404624

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Ciclismo, Bici, Monocicli,

Brand Name	‎Fun
Color	‎Red
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,135 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎25.98 x 20 x 7.01 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎19.5 x 19 x 7.5 inches
Item Weight	‎11 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Cycle Force Group
Package Weight	‎5.33 Kilograms
Part Number	‎659324
Size	‎20" Wheel
Sport Type	‎Cycling

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Scritto da: Sarah McSwain

Very soft, warm

Great color! Fabric fleecier and thicker than expected. Very warm but light weight. Love it. Definitely a cool/cold weather garment.

Scritto da: Daniel Devries

Great Unicycle

We bought this unicycle for our 12 year old daughter for Christmas. She loves it and seems to be learning how to ride it quickly. It is a bit big for her but is still able to get up on it no problem. A great buy for the money!

Scritto da: Marian R. Dunlap

Perfect gift

Package was missing all the washers and nuts and the wrench. Didn’t let that deter me though.

Scritto da: D2S

My first unicycle

TL;DR: If you’re a medium-sized adult, this may be too small for you. Otherwise, decent beginner unicycle. Setup was simple and took about 10 minutes alone. Parts feel durable, and they haven’t had any bends or breaks yet. I am 6 feet (182 cm) tall, and I have the seat post extended to the maximum reasonable height. If you’re taller than me, the seat may be too short. If you’re a guy, the curved seat will likely be uncomfortable you. I learned by myself with a fence on pavement, and haven’t taken any falls. It’s easy and natural to jump off if you lose balance. It had held up nicely after many drops. The crank arms that the pedals are attached to are too short for someone of my height. This means that to stay up, I sometimes need to make quick adjustments with my feet, which tends to throw off my balance. The wheel feels small to me, but I can’t determine why I don’t like its size. Would probably be better suited for someone smaller.

Scritto da: angeljesso

If you're missing parts, easy to get

Easy to put together; I got a used version and was missing a few parts, no worries. The bolts seem special to this setup and have a notch that holds them in place. The washers and nuts that go on the other side are easy to replace- I'll save you some trouble and tell you what sizes I got to work: stainless SAE nylon insert lock nuts, 1/4-28; flat washers, 7mm. Multipack of both was less than $6 at Lowe's And maybe this was just my ignorance but no washer on the side of the bolt head, it needs to latch into the metal cutout. The rubber pads looked like nothing so don't throw them out. Little black rectangles provide friction in the part you assemble.

Scritto da: scotth

Nice unicycle but

This unicycle is a nice quality but it was poorly packaged and almost all the bolts and nuts needed for assembly were missing. Fell out of the box in shipping I am sure. I had to go to Lowe's and get the parts to put it together. Cost me 7 bucks for the parts. Overall I am happy. It is a nice unicycle.

Scritto da: Moese

Great little beginner 20 inch Unicycle

I picked this little guy up to try to learn how to idle and to ride indoors. I own a giraffe and a 26 inch already but neither of them are good for indoors and the 26 inch is too fast for me to really learn idling. Overall, it's your basic, beginner 20 inch unicycle. It went together very easily (though since I bought this from Warehouse deals, it seemed someone tried to thread the pedals on wrong and I had to fix that...). When you assemble this unicycle, please pay attention to where the front is and which side you are putting the pedals on. There was a small "R" and "L" on my pedals that makes it easy. The pedals are opposite threaded so that when you pedal the uni, they are self-tightening. If you didn't know this ahead of time, it would be very confusing... Anyway, the uni rides nicely, the seat is comfortable and though I still can't idle (that's my fault) it is exactly what I was looking for. BTW, if you want one heck of a fun core/leg workout, pick up a unicycle and ride!

Scritto da: Jayliz77

Pretty cool

So my 14 year old daughter actually bought this for herself. I was a little worried about her getting hurt. She has learned to ride it very well in the past few weeks. Not concerned about her getting hurt on it. She’s small for her age, so she has to hold onto something to get on it at first. My only complaint would be that both pedals seemed to get loose and come off while she was riding it. It’s like they somehow just unscrewed themselves. Thought that was weird, so I just used clear Gorilla glue and put them back on and the pedals work like a charm. Just wanted to add that she loves all the positive responses from the neighbors about her riding it. It’s pretty cool! :)