I think the easiest way would be to have the female partner stand on
the crown of the frame in front of the male partner, who would ride as
usual – well, ahem, almost as usual, but with this silly grin
(actually, probably an intense look of concentration, not wanting to
fall down and all).
An alternative is to have the female on the seat (but leaning forward a
bit) and the male standing on the crown behind her.
Hope this facilitates someone’s Level 11. Please e-mail me privately or
anonymously if so.
Wink wink
David Stone
Co-founder, Unatics of NY
1st Sunday / 3rd Saturday
@ Central Park Bandshell
> I think the easiest way would be to have the female partner stand on > the crown of the frame in front of the male partner, who would ride as > usual – well, ahem, almost as usual, but with this silly grin > (actually, probably an intense look of concentration, not wanting to > fall down and all). > > An alternative is to have the female on the seat (but leaning forward a > bit) and the male standing on the crown behind her. > > Hope this facilitates someone’s Level 11. Please e-mail me privately or > anonymously if so. > > Wink wink > > David Stone > > Co-founder, Unatics of NY > 1st Sunday / 3rd Saturday > @ Central Park Bandshell >1: 30 start time after 11/1/01
In message “How to: Doin’ it on a uni”, David Stone wrote… >I think the easiest way would be to have the female partner stand on the >crown of the frame in front of the male partner, who would ride as usual
This is not clear. Are they both on the same unicycle? If yes this should
be very difficult… In either case, since she is standing and he is
sitting, they are too far apart to make any “adjustments”. I am lost as to
what your intentions are.
>-- well, ahem, almost as usual, but with this silly grin (actually, >probably an intense look of concentration, not wanting to fall down >and all). > >An alternative is to have the female on the seat (but leaning forward a >bit) and the male standing on the crown behind her. > >Hope this facilitates someone’s Level 11. Please e-mail me privately or >anonymously if so. > >Wink wink > >David Stone > > Co-founder, Unatics of NY > 1st Sunday / 3rd Saturday > @ Central Park Bandshell >1: 30 start time after 11/1/01 > >__________________________________________________________________- >_________ >rec.sport.unicycling mailing list - >www.unicycling.org/mailman/listinfo/rsu >
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jack@kanji.org writes: >Greetings > >In message “How to: Doin’ it on a uni”, David Stone wrote… > >I think the easiest way would be to have the female partner stand on > >the crown of the frame in front of the male partner, who would ride > >as usual > >This is not clear. Are they both on the same unicycle? If yes this should >be very difficult… In either case, since she is standing and he is >sitting, they are too far apart to make any “adjustments”. I am lost as >to what your intentions are.
When I have carried a rider in front of me on my uni, and that rider is
standing on the crown, I find that the setup would allow unisex, if that’s
what someone were trying to achieve. The female standing on the crown (of
the same uni) could …
Oh, never mind. If someone tries this and succeeds, please let us know.
David Co-founder, Unatics of NY 1st Sunday / 3rd Saturday @ Central
Park Bandshell
1:30 start time after 11/1/01
> >they are too far apart to make any “adjustments”. I am lost as to what > >your intentions are. > > When I have carried a rider in front of me on my uni, and that rider is > standing on the crown, I find that the setup would allow unisex, if > that’s what someone were trying to achieve. The female standing on the > crown (of the same uni) could … > > Oh, never mind. If someone tries this and succeeds, please let us know.
ROTFLMAO!!! |’-D “Ahhhhh… I can’t stand it! This thread has been
too funny.”
Christopher
“Be Bold and mighty forces will come to your aid.” -Basil King (Anyone who
can give me more info on THIS Basil King please email
me.)
