Nice work there, shufps! I actually have a muni already, but so far I’m also just using my standard wheel and trying to do some of the same kind of things on it. Getting exactly the right equipment can be fun, but so is finding the technique to ride wherever you are with whatever you have. A 50mm or so tire should be perfectly capable of handling a smooth, hard dirt trail.
Looks really nice for 8 weeks training.
As you mentioned, you are looking forward to buy a used MUni. I would recommend (thats what i did as well) to upgrade your current uni to a beginner MUni: buy some nice grippy pedals (http://www.einradladen.com/webshop/QX-Series-Plastic-Pedals) and a new tire for offroad use. This setup should be good enough to learn the MUNI basics. This way you will be more experienced before buying a “real” MUNI.
Nice work, especially since one arm was preoccupied with the filming. By the way, what kind of mount are you using? Looks like you were doing a jump mount, which seems unorthodox for a beginner.
Thank you very much for your tips! I didn’t consider upgrading my qu-ax lusux with better wheels or pedals … That’s a great idea!
Hmm … A couple of weeks I tried everything and thought I would never learn it … Even worse with the 24" … Mostly I managed to balance on it but there was no forward momentum. The most reliable way is to (kinda) jump on my unicycle … It works quite good …
Sometimes both of my feet are in the air … What do you think about? What could I do better?