Can a UNI REPLACE a BIKE? 29" or 36"?

[Richard_C]

@Mikefule

… the day to day practicality of the conventional unicycle.

I just wanted to pull out this phrase and savour it.

[ruari]

@Richard C

I just wanted to pull out this phrase and savour it.

Yeah that was a great, no context quote!

[toutestbon]

@Setonix

That is awesome. When you get the hang of it, and you will, don’t forget to make a video and post it on youtube. There are too few vidz of riding the UW there. Now Im learning to free mount and also focus on making metres to get more comfortable with it.

It’s easier for me to mount it than it is to ride it.
I learn to ride a UW24 and I’ve often read that bigger UW are easier… so I bought my UW28.
I can mount the UW24 with a classic static mount, a rollback mount, a jump mount (crank in horizontal position) “ambidextrously” and a running mount, but most of the time I fall before 50m, I can’t roll in a 8, I can’t roll backwards… It’s probably because I’ve fallen a lot and I’ve always wanted to get back up on my own.

[toutestbon]

@Setonix

That is awesome. When you get the hang of it, and you will, don’t forget to make a video and post it on youtube. There are too few vidz of riding the UW there. Now Im learning to free mount and also focus on making metres to get more comfortable with it.

It’s easier for me to mount it than it is to ride it.
I learned to ride a UW24 and I’ve often read that bigger UW are easier… so I bought my UW28.
I can mount the UW24 with a classic static mount, a rollback mount, a jump mount (crank in horizontal position) “ambidextrously” and a running mount, but most of the time I fall before 50m, I can’t roll in a 8, I can’t roll backwards… It’s probably because I’ve fallen a lot and I’ve always wanted to get back up on my own.

[toutestbon]

@Setonix

That is awesome. When you get the hang of it, and you will, don’t forget to make a video and post it on youtube. There are too few vidz of riding the UW there. Now Im learning to free mount and also focus on making metres to get more comfortable with it.

It’s easier for me to mount it than it is to ride it.
I learned to ride a UW24 and I’ve often read that bigger UW are easier… so I bought my UW28.
I can mount the UW24 with a classic static mount, a rollback mount, a jump mount (crank in horizontal position) “ambidextrously” and a running mount, but most of the time I fall before 50m, I can’t roll in a 8, I can’t roll backwards… It’s probably because I’ve fallen a lot and I’ve always wanted to get back up on my own.