Prospective e unicycle buyer.....newbie question for once you've mastered things

[Jag_Rip]

i would not recommend a two-wheeler for longer distance riding, as mentioned, uneven surfaces are much less fun to control. The few moments you are up to speed faster in the beginning really cut into the fun later on when you start wanting to do more with the wheel than just cruising around your driveway. For most it ended with a expensive toy left in the garage.

Just imagine why there are no twin-wheel bicycles

[Mono]

Just imagine why there are no twin-wheel bicycles

but there are many of those:

http://www.uk.piaggio.com/piaggio/UK/en/modelli-intro/models/commuter/mp3-yourban.html

[Jag_Rip]

call me when any of the EUC manufacturers have done this with their twinwheels and still are below 10kg:

[Mono]

call me when any of the EUC manufacturers have done this with their twinwheels and still are below 10kg:

I haven't seen any twin EUC below 13kg, IIRC

[Mono]

call me when any of the EUC manufacturers have done this with their twinwheels and still are below 10kg:

...and who would have known, a tilting double-wheeled Solowheel:

https://youtu.be/DiFh5kgvuRI?t=1m27s

...not that I am suggesting that this will be the future. 

[Jag_Rip]

Wow that call way came earlier than i thought  but yeah this one wont be the future, too wide, its gonna rip your jeans in the wrong places when you hit a bump . But in priciple the only way a twinwheel could work in the real world. Thanks for the find!