I first got on my first unicycle aprox. 5 years 2 days 13 hours ago (i'm 90% sure of this) and I guess that means I've been actually been riding 5 years give or take 6 hours😉
Yeah... what if you're in between "less than 3 months" and "6 months to a year"? I've been unicycling for about 5 months, but not able to ride for the last month and a half on account of my broken seat, the 10 degree weather, and how it gets dark at 4:30 pm...
Heey.. 🙄 We always unicycling here it around -5 / 0 degrees, snowing, gets dark at 15:00
I've been riding for a little over a year. In that time i've learnt some basic tricks, you know wheel walking and coasting. But now my friend wants 2 learn so when new year comes. It'll be worth it when he learns too. So then my friend who has a custom 52" unicycle which is i find weird cause of the fact that they make tyres that big and still don't know how he gets on it will join us. :p
But obviously he'll have very big advantage over a 24" and a 20" hahaha 😄 😄
Heey.. 🙄 We always unicycling here it around -5 / 0 degrees, snowing, gets dark at 15:00
Well, -5 Celsius is 23 Fahrenheit... dunno if that's what you use or not. There hasn't been that much snow here this year, which is perfectly fine with me... There's usually about 10" all winter, though.
today will be my 5th day of unicycling, i am about almost as good as lvl 2. I rode 50m on boxing day (my second day of unicycling) and i can do most of the basic stuff (mounting, turning, drops). hopefully i will learn to hop soon.