How to Adjust a UniCycle

"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Paul Anderson from the ABC Circus and we are in Hollywood, Florida, and I'd like to show you some things about unicycles. Perhaps we've gotten a little ahead of ourselves. Before you actually start to ride, you want to check every time is the tire properly inflated. This one inflates to 100 pounds per square inch. I weigh nearly 200 pounds, so 100 per square inch is going to certainly sink down when I sit on it. In fact, sometimes when I ride people say you have a flat tire because I weigh so much. Now I check the tire. That's pretty good. What other adjustments do you have? Well, you have this little adjustment here, the height of the seat. This one is with an Allen key, a number 6, and you have these adjustments on the seat. The seat can slide forwards and backwards. This seat is adjusted correctly forwards and backwards for me, so I'm going to check the height. Remember we talked about mounting. 7 o'clock right there. Step up. When I sit on this one, my knees considerably bend at the bottom of the stroke. I'm going to get very tired quickly. This one's a little too short for me. Here's my favorite unicycle. You see when I get up on this one, my leg is straight at the bottom. This is a properly adjusted unicycle."