I recently sprained my back pretty bad trying to move a customer’s piano just a couple inches from the wall. Not smart! Still hurts and is healing slow, so riding like I do probably doesn’t help it much lol!
So even though I couldn’t go all out for this one, I hope you enjoy the video. I also had fun making the opening scene, and the bit after the creds too.
Nice vid i liked the editing Was funny when you fell over on that hill when you tryed to get up. <–a snake bit your tire!It must have been fast to catch you when you went past
Fan-Muni-Tasti-Brilliant. If any one could marry MUni … it would be you!
As always, your stuff is entertaining and technically top-notch!
always a pleasure to watch…
Shug
Haha, I forgot to take off the “G” letter from my helmet after filming that, and when I was riding later I got lots of funny comments, and didn’t realize it was on there 'till later.
Yes & no. Los Angeles vicinity still has close to the worst air quality in the country, but it was a lot worse 10 years ago, so there has been some improvement. Problem is, there has been a HUGE influx of population and MORE CARS so that doesn’t help. The “purple” part was probably an effect I used that “cycles through the entire color spectrum.”
Yeah and I had a hard time regaining my footing lol. The snake bite happened on a relatively samll drop; I just landed bad and that was it.
Very enjoyable video as always. 1:30 looked pretty steep in the video, which means that it must have been crazy IRL. Nice to see that you managed to brake without breaking.
Oh, and you should’ve saved the “Got 2 Tired” for when you’ve learned to ride a two-wheeled unicycle.
Hope that back is holding you up! Actually I hear it’s excercise that heals things quicker if handled properly. From personal experience I get the feeling that the system responds to gentle physical encouragement by healing more rapidly - all things done moderately of course
Just tell 'em you did it attempting a 10ft drop, not moving ‘furniture’ indoors
Thanks, but what does “IRL” mean? Could it be “in real life”? If so then yes, that hill was way steeper in person lol! I had tried it a couple times without using my brake before setting up the camera, and lost control almost immediately!
My back pressuring was maxed out and I kept sliding out on the loose, top layer of dirt. Really challenging to keep things under control, even when I used the brake. :o
Thanks Mr Bond…Geoff Bond! My back problems go back many years and the pain is usually very manageable, but whenever I (stupidly) try to move a piano (“Dammit Jim, I’m a piano tuner, NOT a piano mover!” ) the pain gets almost unbearable the next morning. And I’ve never moved a piano more than a few inches, either to get to the back of it for cleaning, or for tuning access.
But trying to slide a 450 pound piano even a few inches along a carpeted floor, especially when the stupid caster wheels are fused, you end up having to drag that dead weight-while LIFTING the front legs so they won’t snap off!-and it is HEAVY! Well, I’ll never do it again haha, I’ve learned my lesson…finally! :o
So I’ll continue to ice it, use heat, take motrin, ect, but it just takes its sweet time to get better. It’s just so weird that I can ride MUni or coker with no real pain at all, even when I do big drops! But like moving a piano, it usually doesn’t hurt 'till the next day. But I just CAN’T stop riding, or doing drops and stuff. Oh well, after all, I am a MUNIADDICT!