I too discovered that my unicycle (Nimbus 26" Muni) is sea-worthy
This weekend I had a failed dismount on a small bridge crossing a creek. The uni didn’t fall in, but when I tried to grab it, I ended up knocking it off the edge
I think I also came here looking for a unicycle floating in air, which gets me thinking. How come no one’s invented some-sort of jetpack-unicycle hybrid? That would be pretty awesome and perhaps more practical for those of us who would love to commute by unicycle but the distance is too far.
Yes, folks, I was there - but far too much of a gentleman to post the story first.
Gadge is not good at riding under hump-backed bridges, next to water. I was a few metres ahead, listening for the tell tale sound of the seat hitting the floor when instead I heard a splash.
By the time I turned around, Gadge was dangling from the handrail, reaching with outstretched toe to hook his 29 which was gradually drifting out into the middle of the Nottingham & Beeston Canal.
Of course, none of this anything to do with Gadge being considerable taller than Mikefule. As someone nearly said - evolution in its majestic equality allows both the tall and short unicylist to ride under low bridges.
Or was it, never ride under low bridges with a Fule as you’ll never get down to their level?
Talent and experience may have something to do with it as well