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: How many spokes does this unicycle have?  36 or 48?
Document: I would recommend this unicycle to anyone.
I have no complaints about this Unicycle!Just be careful to put the right pedal in the right socket when assembling!
My son was looking for a unicycle and found this. After reading reviews and doing research found this one that he thought would be the best in our budget. The orange color is a great hit too!
My 9-year old daughter LOVES this unicycle. The only thing she would change is the color. Deducting 1 star simply for the lack of color choice. It's real nice that they included a simple stand.
I'm glad we had done research not only on buying a good unicycle, but also learning how to ride them. It takes no less than about 10 hrs to learn - 10 solid hours. But if you stick with it, you can do it. My son can now ride it forwards and in circles, and he wants to learn to go backwards.
We got this unicycle for my 9 year old son for Christmas and he Loves it! It was fairly simple to put together. We did have to cut the pipe the seat is connected to in order to make the seat go low enough for him. Him and his friends have been ridding it almost everyday since Christmas and it has held up great through all their crashes.
Every workplace needs an unicycle for efficient transportation around the office. We have been very happy with our Torker. It is well-made, requires almost no maintenance and is easy to ride with a comfortable seat (or, as comfortable as a unicycle seat can be). Absolutely no complaints. I'm 6 feet (186 cm) and it fits me nicely.
If they're at all loose, they will strip the socket on the crank, and replacing cranks is not cheap. However, this advice applies to all unicycles, as I learned the hard way when I stripped the crank on the Sun Flat Top I rode.Overall, I would definitely recommend this unicycle for casual riding.
I really didn't know much about unicycles, so I did some research before buying one. This was for my son, who was just learning. (He's 19.) This turned out to be a great unicycle, and I'd say very good quality. We had a problem with the pedals - I don't know if it was pedal quality, or our faulty installation. As hard as we tried, we had difficulty getting the pedals on (and we do own a pedal wrench).
Overall, this is a great unicycle, perfect for the beginner or casual cyclist who wants to pedal around a park or bike path for short distances.Just a tip: I learned by riding along a handrail on a level surface, holding it with my hand for support. Learning can be really frustrating at times, but keep practicing! Have fun, be safe, wear a helmet!
Answer: no