Whether you call it a mini circus clown bike or just a plain old minibike it up to you, but one thing that’s certain is that one of these little things, such as the UDC Mini Bike available at Unicycle.com, will provide you with countless hours of entertainment.

Their mini bike is made with quality in mind. It has a steel frame and a large UDC Cruiser saddle with a lift handle. The thing weighs nearly 14 pounds assembled; it’s sturdy, well balanced, and can handle a few unplanned dismounts, which, if we’re being honest, are just par for the course when you tackle riding a new trick bike like this one.

It also has solid rubber (non-pneumatic) tires, so you never need to worry about getting a flat. Sure, the ride may be a little bit rougher, and smaller wheels handle terrain with a lot less predictability than larger wheels, but you won’t ever need to fill these up.

The fact that this thing is so well-built is a good thing because once you get the hang of riding it you’ll never want to store it. Anyone can learn to ride it, even though it’s going to take some getting used to!

There are two main minds about approaching a mini circus clown bike like this one. On the one hand, there’s the novelty and entertainment value of it all. There’s no way around it; if you get good at riding a little bike like this thing, you’re going to turn heads wherever you go. Maybe that’s what you’re after; if entertainment is your bag, you’ll love this little bike.

The other way to look at it is a new challenge, a new mountain to summit, a skill to tuck under your belt simply because it’s difficult and it requires dedication. A new, difficult challenge is certainly something that this bike can furnish you. If you ever get in the saddle, it’ll seem like you’re in the way of yourself when you’re learning to ride.

With that in mind, if you’re also a student of the one-wheeler; that is, the unicycle, and you enjoy trick riding or putting on a show in the saddle of a giraffe unicycle, this minibike may help you sharpen your craft. Balance and handling will be different from the seat of this minibike, just like they are in the saddle of a unicycle. Some of you reading this may be interested in a minibike to help you sharpen your skills as a rider. That is one benefit that it may be able to provide.

If you’re looking to pick up this specific model, visit Unicycle.com, where you’ll find this one and many other unique wheeled-instruments, including penny farthings, circus bikes, and a whole range of different unicycles for touring, commuting, freestyle riding, mountain riding and much more.

They’ll also be able to answer your questions, so if you’re in the dark about anything or you want to learn more about this specific minibike, just give them a call at 678-494-4962 and let them know what you need.