Wound up with over 20 min of raw footage, edited to a hopefully not toomono-tonous 6 minutes!
I had a blast making it and my buddy Eric did a great job with the bike mounted cam; surprisingly smooth footage all things considered.
A little fun bit at the beginning, a few hops and drops toward the end, a quick little āspeed-runā, and a variety of beach riding in between. And Eric learns the challenge of free mounting a 36er!
Hope you enjoy it as much as i loved making it!
"Big Wheels keep on turninā, proud Terry keeps on burnināā¦rollinā, rollinā, rollinā on the bike path! 
Good video! What did that sign you were holding at the beginning say? I couldnāt read itā¦even after looking at for awhile.
Yeah I wanted Eric to get a better closeup, plus the vid quality is lower so itās hard to read on youtube, but crystal clear on the wmv. Any, it says, āWill Unicycle for food!ā 
was the food you got and the spilled drink staged?
Yep, the whole thing. Actually, it was an amazing coincidence because the guy in the car had just pulled up moments before to say helloāwe see each other at my local trail; he rides a mtb.
So I asked if heād help me with the shot, and he said sure. So I gave him the food and drink, he went around the corner and pulled up to the stop sign again like it was just unplanned! Worked out perfect! I only wish the sign was more easy to read as that was a key part of the gag.
you deffenatly could have fooled me. i frogot to say it in my other post GREAT VID!!
at the 4:50 minute mark in the vid Iām doing a second āspeed runā, and although Iām not going all out, it looks like Iām pedalling pretty fast. They are 125mm cranks, so by looking, could anyone estimate how many revs I was pulling per second? Itās too fast for me to tell. 
I looks like it could be around 2-2.5 full revs per second. Iām not sure what that would translate to in mph, but based on āfeelā and from my gps it fely close to 15mph. But Iām not sure. 
The sign was kinda hard to see in the video, so I tried to take a frame snap.
I canāt wait till I can afford a Coker
that was awesome dude!
I loved it
nice vedeo.
i really like all your videos they are really cool!
Very nice Terry you sure can spin those legs fast, I like your new set-up
Great Vid! Your one of the only people that has made a Coker Vid interesting and really fun to watch so far, GREAT Job!!!
I shot the footage just a few days before this video. I didnāt think it really needed a separate and new thread, so I just posted the link below. It isnāt full view because I was holding the videocam in my hand while I rode, (tricky as it was!) vs it being mounted on my friends bike.
Completely different perspective, with some interesting parts, but I much prefer the Bike cam Pov. The various music you hear was playing on my Ipod console while I rode.
I think that youāre doing about 2 revs a second or 120 rpmāsā¦ pretty good but I can still beat you! 
Iām putting the 89mm cranks on soon, so Iāll be going even faster!
Haha Iām sure you can, but as I mentioned, I wasnāt going all out due to the people on the bike path that tend to dart in front of you without notice. Yeah, I really want to get some 89ās if for no other reason than to see what my max speed could be, but that test will take place in an area where there is little or no traffic on the path for a good 1/4 mile section.
good idea, still nice speed terry
Iām waiting for the release of the new Coker, but was thinking I wanted 150 cranksā¦wouldnāt you move even faster, or could you not keep up the same RPMs?
Another great vid; and who doesnāt love that CCR tune? Get yourself an odometer - I put on an inexpensive CATEYE; very easy to install, gives max speed, trip odo, total odo. If the coker wheel size is too big (I forget what the max wheel size is, if there is one), just use (say) half the wheel circumference and multiply whatever you get by two. Just an idea ā¦