Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Is a 24" wheel suitable for me if I am 6'4" tall? I am a beginner (actually, thinking of becoming one).
Document: Great item!! All parts high quality except the pedals. Had it 3 days and one broke. I put higher quality ones on and it is perfect now.
I don't have much experience with unicycles but I got this in hopes to learn, I absolutely LOVE IT! though I will say, if you are thinking of getting this or the LX by torker, go with the LX. The seat is much more comfortable... I swear if I ride this seat any longer I'll be sterile.
This was purchased as a birthday gift for a 12-year-old boy. It is a great beginners unicycle with sturdy construction and easy to assemble parts. The color is bright and fun and it is fairly lightweight and easy to transport.I would highly recommend this for riders over 5'0&#34; or who already have some riding experience on a 16&#34; wheel.
Okay starter, however, I advise people against purchasing the CX. Instead, get the LX (20&#34; if you don't care about getting to a place fast and 24-26&#34; if you sorta do). LX is significantly higher quality build and it only cost about $30-60 more if you search around. Another step up from the LX would be the Nimbus 2 which is around 100 dollars more but another significant jump in quality.
Great item. looks sturdy. will take time for my grandkids to learn to ride it. i had one when i was a kid and it will take time for me too.
My son is 11 years old and has been riding a unicycle for the past 4 years. He originally had a Star unicycle that was a little smaller than the Torker and grew out of that a while ago. We looked around several places for a unicycle that would be able to accommodate him now and in the coming years as he continues to grow. We checked local bicycle shops and several placed online until we eventually decided on this one.
This is a good Unicycle for the price. The quality of components are better than the cheaper off brands, especially when it comes to the seat, tires, and pedals. The 20 inch tire is good for the beginner to learn on and the seat is sturdy enough to take the pounding when falling off. The only complaint is the quick release for the seat. It can't hold the seat tight enough from moving left or right, usually when falling off and the seat hits the ground.
I think this is a great starter unicycle. Very sturdy, even the seat from the countless falls when I was learning.
I got it for the son's 13th B-day! He loves it! The neon yellow is very nice, and the 20in is good for many years ride.
I just started so I thought this was a very good first bike, very durable because I threw it around a lot until I got ok with riding it
Answer: no