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Old 01-02-05 | 07:49 PM
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i saw bike polo when i was in the czech republic. it was really bizarre flipping the tv on in the woman's house we were staying in to see bike polo on the news. totally random.
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Old 01-02-05 | 08:07 PM
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Hahah.. he has MTB unicycle setups! I've never heard of such a thing until now.. doesn't sound terribly fun actually.
You must have missed this thread....
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Old 01-02-05 | 11:37 PM
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Yes it is impressive to see people doing tricks on bicycles, BUT it is more impressive to see bears doing tricks on unicycles.
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This is much more impressive because humans are bipeds where as bears are quadrapeds.

Bears on unicycles used to be common before animal rights groups banned circuses.

Now you can still visit Europe and watch Lipizan horese strained to walk backwards on thier hind hooves.

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Old 01-08-05 | 08:54 PM
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https://catfishcatfish.com/videos/0836.mpeg

*edit* oops. repost, but it belongs in this thread too.

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Old 01-08-05 | 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by pgringo69
Already posted here.. see my "Fixie bike tricks.. 100 years ago!" thread

https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/82397-fixie-bike-tricks-100-years-ago-video.html
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Old 01-08-05 | 11:54 PM
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Why were all these threads merged?
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Old 01-09-05 | 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by unaesthetic
I went crazy a few months ago and downloaded like 25 videos like this. If I remember correctly it's called artistic cycling. It's not as impressive when you realize they ride a 1:1 ratio which is basically the same thing as a unicycle with an extra wheel on the front for the dramatic appearance of a perpetual wheelie. Don't get me wrong, these people are awesome and super talented... it's just not the same as someone doing this on a regular track bike. It does kinda make me want to setup a 1:1 bike to screw around on though!
true, but can you really stand on a unicycle seat and ride around in circles, like in nicole.mpg? (ok, now that i've said this, i'm sure there will end up being someone out there who can do it, buuuuut it seems pretty crazy to me) and then he stands on the handlebars... insane
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