I just pulled my new KH Freeride out of the box and have ripped my back yard to shreads! I can't wait to get this on a real trail. My back yard is a medium steep hill that I never got to the top of with my Schwinn. There's also what I would consider a very short steep downhill that challenges the tread to keep biting. I've officially done two complete successful laps of the yard which includes the uphill, and the downhill. Lots of other incomplete but very fun attempts. My friends from our unicycle club are headed to Kentucky for the Muni weekend (I've got obligations at work), I'm sooo envious. This is one sweeeeeet machine. I also logged my first unicycle "air". Tiny air, but air nonetheless.....I even videotaped it!! This uni is coming with me to the Tetons this summer, anybody out there want to do some riding?
Since I don't have a GALLERY (poor me), here's a link to a little video of me achieving air for the first time. Modest beginning, there's only up from here!
Congratulations Unidaddy. A Muni is a wonderful new toy. Keep up the terrific work. I hope that in the future, you'll put in some original music. Maybe something called the Uni Symphony.
-- One on one - Geezer Unicyclists Of America
"However, like the jet pilot, if the Coker rider tries to turn too fast, he/she could black out." -Memphis Mud
the music is a small chunk of the opening of Schumann's Konzerstuck for 4 horns and Orchestra...Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with Sir John Eliot Gardiner conducting.
the music is a small chunk of the opening of Schumann's Konzerstuck for 4 horns and Orchestra...Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with Sir John Eliot Gardiner conducting.
--unidaddy *
Bravo, Bravo!
-- One on one - Geezer Unicyclists Of America
"However, like the jet pilot, if the Coker rider tries to turn too fast, he/she could black out." -Memphis Mud
Hi Folks, I'm new to the forum, and I see you in this thread are from PA.
I'm interviewing for a job in State College soon and I can't help but wonder what the Uni community is like there. Any ideas?
I found a juggling club website for Penn State, but nothing specifically on unicycling.
Keep up the good work! This forum is really great. I have yet to try Muni riding, I am regaining my skills from when I was a kid. I too a 10 year hiatus and am back up to a level 3 now and looking to invest in better shin guards. Youch!
Um, a little off topic but how was it teaching your girls how to ride. At what age did they start to learn? How long did it take them? My oldest is 3 1/2 ands she likes watching me ride in front of our house (I'm not sure what my neighbors think) but I haven't even suggested that she try it.
