Lunicycle

Let's face it, learning to ride a unicycle is hard. Do you really have to spend months or even years training to ride a unicycle to get the same experience? Not anymore. Introducing the Lunicycle.

Overview

Let’s face it: unless you’re a circus performer, learning to ride a unicycle is hard. Sure, we understand the attraction – who wouldn’t want their hands free while riding? You know, for juggling your keys, phone, briefcase and latte. But it takes months or even years to master a traditional unicycle. That’s why we invented the Lunicycle.

The Lunicycle is pedal-powered, but with the center of gravity low to the ground so that even the klutzy can experience the fun. The specially-designed leg supports add stability and decrease your learning time; as you lean against the supports, your body balances naturally. The pedals are set lower so it’s easier and safer to ride – just step on and off.

The Lunicycle provides a challenging, eco-conscious workout for just about anyone. For superstars who already know how to ride a unicycle, the Lunicycle expands your unicycling universe with a new option.

Prefer your one-wheeled ride with an electric motor? Check out the Solowheel!

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The Lunicycle was inspired by its electronic counterpart, the Solowheel. I was curious whether Solowheel’s unique leg support system would make a pedal-powered unicycle easier to learn and ride. Happily for all of us, it did.

The Lunicycle is much easier to ride than a traditional unicycle, which requires you to learn how to balance on a precarious seat.
It is also superior to seatless unicycles due to the unique leg support system.
The Lunicycle uses your body’s natural center of gravity, with pedals that are set lower for easier mounting and dismounting.
The wheels are custom-designed to sustain rotation with less effort.

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Before and After

Comparison photos of the Lunicycle from before and after

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Recent Blog Posts

Orbitwheel Tips

You may look at the Orbitwheels and think “Cool! I can hardly wait to use them!” and you would be right: They are cool! This video shows you the two most important steps when learning to ride the Orbitwheels: 1. Always start with your lead foot up, balanced inside the wheel on the foot platform, then push off the toes of your back foot to start your momentum. 2. Think of an infinite wave as you move the toes of both feet in, then out, then in, then out~~~~~~you can even draw rolling waves on the ground for your feet to follow. Start near a wall or other support to help you balance and move as you practice the motion. We want you to know that you CAN learn to ride the Orbitwheels. It takes learning the special technique and a bit of persistence, but once you master it, you’ll be on your way to feeling the freedom of never having to push off the ground again. Once you get going, you can literally go forever!

Move Like a Snake

Need a little help on how to move your Orbitwheels? One way to think about it is by mimicking the movement of a snake. Check it out!

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