Toronto, Ontario, Canada we have about 30 active members, who vary in skill from 20 year veterans to "just started last week". The club also participates in North American unicycle meets.
Meet Us, See Us, Join Us
Come out and see us on Thursday nights either at an indoor gym (winter) or at a school (summer, weather permitting). Then there's our weekend rides. All are welcome, kids included. And check out our MUni (Mountain Unicycling) page.
Do you live in the Greater Metropolitan Toronto area and want to join? Or will you be visiting Toronto and want to ride with us? Bring your uni along. Contact Darren Bedford at 416-767-4742
Book Us and We'll Perform
See us in action and invite us to your event or parade.
Uni-quipment
We can help you get a unicycle, look over and fix your equipment, and recommend stuff you can buy to make your ride more enjoyable. We also have product and vendor reviews of equipment we've bought and used.
Reference Library
Check out our links page, which includes news, trivia, Uni rules, Uni purchasing online, juggling links, Internet purchasing guidelines and more.
Contact us at Toronto Unicyclists. We welcome possible Toronto rides, product reviews, suggestions, comments, and ideas.
For computer techies check out the About Site page.
Site Last Updated: November 4, 2000
The 2001 National Unicycle Convention will be held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from July 15th to July 20th, 2001. Details
This weekend's ride theme is Inner City Education. We're going to Central Tech and University of Toronto, Sunday Nov 4 at 2:00pm.
Why Unicycle?
You can choose any of the following:
- It's cool, fun and legal.
- Promote health and psychological well-being through active, vigorous exercise.
- You'll be the centre of attention. Chicks/hunks will stare with amazement
- The voyage of learning is a purposeful and contemplative one and stabilizes our day to day lives
- Those biker guys think they're so good. We don't need their fancy high-tech crap, and we'll do it using only one wheel.
- By concentrating on only keeping balance on one wheel, all your troubles will be forgotten, if only for a moment.
- Do way cool tricks like hopping, going backwards, spins, going down stairs, mountain unicycling. Live to tell the tale.
- Unlike traditional cyclists that have to "hunch" over by bending your back, riding on a unicycle is very upright and easy on the back. You're sitting up like in an easy chair
- The folks will think you're doing harmless stuff, but in reality you're riding on hand rails in downtown Toronto.
- Get off the couch and get some exercise. Your significant other, kids, and doctor will thank you.
- Learn cool new words like idling, wheel walking, giraffes, the suicide mount, MUni
- You've always been interested in learning how to ride a unicycle. Don't think, just do it. Life's too short to reminisce about lost opportunity.
- Get to dress up in spandex on a regular basis. Shaving your legs is optional (this is a biker thing).