Have you ride on slick rough ice (water on ice)? I was yesterday
riding with Coker. It was weird; the tire was slipping all the time
sideways. The wheel did correction slipping automatically. How the
wheel can be so smart? One particular trail had really rough ice; the
slush was frozen after pedestrians had walked on it. The wheel did
make large and rapid sideway slipping. It was slight descent so it was
possible to ride fast. The saddle did shake like crazy.
Re: Slick rough ice
Mika Holkeri <mika.holkeri@pragmasoft.fi> wrote in
news:7q9p8ucef6n14n4ttm473mnivg95koc6h1@4ax.com:
> Have you ride on slick rough ice (water on ice)? I was yesterday
> riding with Coker. It was weird; the tire was slipping all the time
> sideways. The wheel did correction slipping automatically. How the
> wheel can be so smart? One particular trail had really rough ice; the
> slush was frozen after pedestrians had walked on it. The wheel did
> make large and rapid sideway slipping. It was slight descent so it was
> possible to ride fast. The saddle did shake like crazy.
>
> - Mika
>
Coker makes sure to train their unicycles well before they leave the
factory.
John