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We’ve got new beginner unicycle sizes in stock! The Luxus now comes in 16″, 18″, 20″, 24″ and 26″ for anyone from 5 to 95! Well, maybe not 95 but close.

Better yet, the 20″ comes in more colors than just black and white. We’ve got them in Red, Blue, Black, Silver and a seasonal White version! The blue one is the same color scheme as the 16″ and 18″ ones so you and your whole family can get matching unicycles!

The White Zebra Luxus is now out of stock, this year’s version comes with a cow-print saddle. Check out the rest of the Luxus unicycles here!

These are exciting times! For us at least. We’ve moved warehouse and the shipment of Cross and Profi unicycles are in!

We’re offering free local delivery for all Cross and Profi unicycles. If it’s not reflected on the checkout form, no worries, we’ll factor that in when we contact you for payment!

I’ll be building a new street uni soon and thought I’d build it with the new QX longneck frame. Here’s a sneak peek.

It’s incredibly lightweight and absolutely gorgeous. Stay tuned for the complete setup.

We’ve put together a one-off Pink Luxus. We’ve only ever brought in 3 pink Luxus unicycles and we thought we’d do something a bit special with this last one we have. Leopard print saddle and glow-in-the-dark QX Luna pedals with removeable studs for more (or less) grip.  Look for it here!

Listen up, we’ve now got limited numbers of uber-cool pedals up in the shop from the new QX range.

There’s the QX Lucent pedals, translucent pedals with removeable metal pins for more grip and the QX Luna pedals, milky glow-in-the-dark pedals for good giggles when you stash your unicycle under your bed.

And if you’re looking for a good pair of offroad pedals, there’s the Odyssey Trail Mix pedals, gorgeous black pedals that matches your frame.

Get the pedals here

PS: the Kris Holm Fusion saddle we wrote about the other day are now out of stock. Drop us a note if you want one and we’ll email you the next time we’re taking orders.

We’ve brought in 3 pieces of the Kris Holm Fusion Saddle and we’re left with just one before we’ve the chance to get it up in the shop.

These saddles are really the most comfortable saddles you’ll ever rest your butt on. I’m using an older model and the softer foam and cover reduces abrasions from long rides significantly.

There have been improvements since the model I’m using and these include a groove down the middle to alleviate pressure, a stiffer base plate so your seat doesn’t fold as easily when you’re exerting Death Grip on the handle while descending mad slopes, and it also uses screw-in bolts instead of bolts and nuts to keep it on the seat post.

Here’s a very good write up on the saddle complete with pictures.

Check out the Kris Holm Fusion Street Saddle in the shop.

Qu-Ax has launched a QX-Series of 20″ unicycles. The frame comes with flat bearing holders for grinds and the crown is reminiscent of their Muni frames. We’ll be getting some in by March so drop us a note if you want to preorder.

Also check out the spare parts!

Website here.

This year’s Cross unicycles have undergone a frame upgrade.

<– Old frame

The new frame comes with a flat crown which reduces the likelihood of your hitting the inside of your knees onto them and also comes with brake mounts if you decide to move into serious downhill riding. They also feel lighter too which has to be a good thing. While you’ll probably not hit your knees at all after the initial week or two of riding, the selling point for me really, is that the setup looks more aesthetically-pleasing now and dare I say more classy than the previous frame.

Personally, what I like most are the new brake mounts. It saves the hassle of fixing them separately.

Check out the range we have in stock here.

Ever wondered how your unicycles look in their package?

These are boxes of Profi and Cross unicycles. The huge one at the back is a 29″ Cross.

Here’s the empty box of a Luxus.

And out of the box…

Here’s a Profi frame with my current trials wheelset. The tire clearance is amazing.

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Should we be doing custom builds in the future?

We’ve a bunch of Singapore Unicyclists tees for sale, the same ones the team that went to APUC wore (evidence above).

They’re dri-fit material and we’re selling these at cost from the printers. If there’s sufficient demand, we might do another round of printing but the cost will vary depending on numbers. It’d probably not go below the $16 we got these for though.