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Published 7 October 2007
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tomblackwood
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7 October 2007, 05:25 UTC
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That's pretty cool. I was expecting a repeat of old posts about the "self-balancing" motorized unicycle, but this one looks like he actually is doing the balancing himself, with the help of feathering the engine. Looks pretty hard to ride.
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7 October 2007, 05:34 UTC
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yea, he had to speed it up just right so it moved under his center of gravity when he mounted it, then just keep it at a steady speed and its a motorized bc with a seat....or vary the motors speed a bit and its a uni you balance with your fingertips...
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7 October 2007, 08:27 UTC
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Jackie Chabanais' motorized unicycle has been mentioned before. But the YouTube video is new. He has a short Windows Media video on his web site that I had seen before.
His motorized unicycle is all manually controlled. There are no Segway electronics involved. All controlled by a throttle held in his hand. Amazing.
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7 October 2007, 08:58 UTC
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It's so awesome I'd like one. I don't care if it's difficult to ride.
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7 October 2007, 13:07 UTC
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I believe he claims to have taken several hours a day for several months to learn to ride this device, despite already being a highly skilled stunt rider.
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7 October 2007, 14:23 UTC
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probably why he still wears a helmet!
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7 October 2007, 18:28 UTC
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kington99 said: I believe he claims to have taken several hours a day for several months to learn to ride this device, despite already being a highly skilled stunt rider.
Must be really difficult, yet looks more fun to ride than the self balancing uni's.
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7 October 2007, 20:34 UTC
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looks like a broken neck...........................let's try it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😄😄
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isaac steiner
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8 October 2007, 12:07 UTC
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Haha that looks like so much fun! I want one.
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texaswheelman
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27 October 2007, 22:56 UTC
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Years ago at a motorcycle show I saw a motorized unicycle made from a hacked-up and re-welded Honda CT70. That one had handlebars, though. It was made for a trials motorcycle rider (I can't remember his name, sorry) by the rider's dad for practicing.
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texaswheelman
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27 October 2007, 22:57 UTC
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This one is a regular trials motorcycle with the front forks and wheel removed.
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27 October 2007, 23:08 UTC
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texaswheelman said: This one is a regular trials motorcycle with the front forks and wheel removed.
this has been posted on the fora somewhere before, i know i've seen it on here.
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7 November 2007, 01:14 UTC
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I want one for hills climbs!
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7 November 2007, 01:14 UTC
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I want one for hills climbs!
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7 November 2007, 01:14 UTC
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I want one for hills climbs!
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