My unicycling fun was spoiled by loosing ability to mount.
I did try various methods to no effect. It was unconfortable because being sllightly over my teens I thought it was it.
I have met Mike Hinson recently and he said something to the effect ‘mounting is like walking upstairs’. He also mentioned that he puts quite a lot of weight on near foot when static mounting.
Both of this remarks were germinating in my beingnes and the outcome is I AM BACK TO STATIC MOUNTING 9 OUT OF 10.
It was the communication with the positive intent.
T U Mike.
All the best
Witold.
Re: Horrey!!!
On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 08:42:37 -0500, “Uniwitold” wrote:
>I have met Mike Hinson recently and he said something to the effect
>‘mounting is like walking upstairs’. He also mentioned that he puts
>quite a lot of weight on near foot when static mounting.
Congratulations on being back to mounting. Mike’s advice is not for
everyone though. My problem when I learned static mounting was that I
put too much weight on the near foot. But the amount of weight
needed/tolerated is related to where the near crank is when you begin
the mount. Higher means more weight.
Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
be sure to remove the saddle and simply sit on the seat post. this is far more comfortable - tennisgh22 on the comfort of Savage unis
Re: Re: Horrey!!!
T U KB I will work on this advice.
All the best.
Witold.