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Old 10-05-09, 01:38 PM
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Extreme Unicycling Compilation

Here's a compilation of some of my extreme unicycling: (Mountain & some urban riding also)
A lot of clips packed in to just over 60 seconds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO-VmJLh2Gk
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instant classic.
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Terry, you frikkin' animal!
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Originally Posted by estabro
instant classic.
Thanks so much!

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Terry, you frikkin' animal!
Haha, I love it!
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I learned to ride a wheel the summer between third and foruth grade (1973). I once rode 22 miles before falling. I belonged to the Pontiac Unicyclists but now I'm old and envious!
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I learned to ride a wheel the summer between third and foruth grade (1973). I once rode 22 miles before falling. I belonged to the Pontiac Unicyclists but now I'm old and envious!
"old"? Haha, I guess that makes me a fossil by comparison! I was already about to graduate high school 1n 1973! I hope you will start riding again!
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wow, do you have any joint injuries from unicycling?
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Very cool. Can you tell me about the gear you use? Did I see two different size tires there? What size? Are you running a regular 26" mountain bike front wheel on a mountain bike fork or is it special made for uni? Do you use suspension or is it all rigid?
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Extreeeeeeeeemmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeee !!!!!!! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by craigcraigcraig
wow, do you have any joint injuries from unicycling?
I've had some injuries from some bad bails, but luckily, no broken bones!

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Very cool. Can you tell me about the gear you use? Did I see two different size tires there? What size? Are you running a regular 26" mountain bike front wheel on a mountain bike fork or is it special made for uni? Do you use suspension or is it all rigid?
My Main MUni (Mountain uni) is made by Kris Holm, and it's a 24" rim, and 24x3 intense DH tire. Also a magura hydraulic brake, thomson seat post, carbon fiber seat base and lift handle. Speedplay drillium pedals, KH/Isis splined hub and "Moment" splined 150mm cranks.

Much of these things are upgrades plus I run a 65mm wide Surly Large Marge rim. Here's a link to the base model-they're currently out of stock. https://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=1271

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Terry, I was just referencing your post here on BikeForums over in the 50+ forum.

https://www.bikeforums.net/fifty-plus-50/590994-one-wheel-wheezin.html
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Terry, I was just referencing your post here on BikeForums over in the 50+ forum.

https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=590994
I just read your post and it was great! I'm glad you told me about it or I might not have become aware of it! Great story and fantastic job making the uni!
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Thanks. Actually, I didn't make it. My Dad made it more than 50 years ago. As noted, it has always been rusty and twisted like that. Trailworthy? I doubt it, but it will be fun to get back to riding it around town again.
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Awesome!
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Originally Posted by smorris
Thanks. Actually, I didn't make it. My Dad made it more than 50 years ago. As noted, it has always been rusty and twisted like that. Trailworthy? I doubt it, but it will be fun to get back to riding it around town again.
I always love seeing homemade bikes and unis. Thanks for posting!

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Awesome!
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Very cool! I've always wondered how many hours a week you ride?
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Originally Posted by Caincando1
Very cool! I've always wondered how many hours a week you ride?
I try to ride every day, but last Saturday I did a 20 mile ride at backbone trail and it really kicked my butt for a couple days so i needed recovery time. On average, about 2 hours per day during the week, and maybe 4-6 hours for each weekend day.
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