I realised today that my camera can capture widescreen footage and I
haven't ever tried it out. It looks fantastic for rails and that sort
of thing.
I made a 1min40sec movie of the day's riding. You can see a few stills
from the clips in the compilation below.
The line with the metal rail is probably the most difficult thing I've
attempted on a unicycle. It may not look that bad, but it's amazing how
much the springiness of the metal bar puts you off. It doesn't just
move when you suddenly move like most wobbly things, but instead it will
keep bouncing for a long time and throw you off your line...very fun!
The line was to ride the rail, gop to the counterweight, and then
gap/drop to the wooden log and ride it out. I did everything except the
wooden log part unfortunately. I think it's a line for the sequel of
"One Wheel Addiction".
There's another great line in there that unfortunately I only got three
attempts at before getting a pinch flat (the first of two for the day!).
It involved a gap/drop from a rock onto a wooden log, then to ride the
log.
I also attempted to ride one of these logs, 180, and ride back but only
got up to doing the 180 then hopping off.
The exposed roots in the picture below was fantastic! Lots of fun. It
reminded me of a great section of Ryan Leech's movie "Manifesto"...just
nowhere near as impressive. 🙂
I've tried uploading the movie to the gallery but it seems to be down so
I really don't know what to do. I'll try again later.
Andrew
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