snow uni

how would you move? With the ski on the front of a bike your rear wheel
still powers you.

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You would have to go downhill, then it would just pretty much be a
snowboard with a seat.

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yep ud have to go downhill thats for sure

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I was trying to figure out how to build one last year. They already
have similar things for people missing a leg. My idea was to get one
of those little snow blade things, and put a frame and seat on it with
some pegs just above the ski. Think It would be nearly impossible to
ride though. one other idea I had was to put to small ski at a 30-45
degree angle on each side, so when you lean to turn it touchs balances
and helps you turn. mabye with a couple people working on ides we
could get something that would work.
Montana

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You would have to go downhill,yes, but it would be interesting to see it
be done.
🙂

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The Impossible Ski

That would be hot.

e39m5

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USA founder Bill Jenack used to have one. He called it the Uni Ski. It
consisted of a seat attached to a single ski (this was before
snowboards). There was a picture in an old USA Newsletter of somebody
(possibly Sem Abrahams) taking it down a hill. I don't know how it
steered.

You could stick a seat on a snowboard, but it would be a variation on a
snowboard and hardly a unicycle...

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probly steer the same as a snowboard...very controlled leaning.. hmmmmmm

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