I'm wondering if anyone can help me, I've been searching for ages and cannot come up with anything, I'm posting before I sleep in hope someone knows of where these videos are. I'm looking for Coker videos of guys riding stairs and various other things, I've seen the skatepark vid, but I'm just curious about the other stuff guys can do on em. Thanks again
I'm wondering if anyone can help me, I've been searching for ages and cannot come up with anything, I'm posting before I sleep in hope someone knows of where these videos are. I'm looking for Coker videos of guys riding stairs and various other things, I've seen the skatepark vid, but I'm just curious about the other stuff guys can do on em. Thanks again
Some can be found in my gallery (see below), these are mild but were good initial tests. There is additional footage, much more extreme, but I haven't been able to get hold of it yet. Someday soon, I'm hoping!
I'm wondering if anyone can help me, I've been searching for ages and cannot come up with anything, I'm posting before I sleep in hope someone knows of where these videos are. I'm looking for Coker videos of guys riding stairs and various other things, I've seen the skatepark vid, but I'm just curious about the other stuff guys can do on em.
I dunno where you are, but if you're in the UK, try and go riding coker muni with Roger Davies from unicycle.com, or Des. The stuff Roger rides on cokers is so far beyond the (admittedly rather tame) stuff in that 'hardcore' coker rider video it's silly. I haven't ridden with Des, but he gets better muni race times than Roger and is apparently a bit more silly. Maybe there are some really hardcore coker riding videos hidden out there, but they've not been posted on here yet if so.
Try Brian Mackenzie's "Training Wheel Not Required"
I second that. Honestly, it's really worth the money and the coker riding and UW36" riding is just ridiculous! The rest of the movie is fantastic too. 🙂
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