Someone get this woman a unicycle.

[podzol]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8867862777896510907

I hope this isn't already posted somewhere.

It looks impressive to me!

[ivan]

That is so amazing! So much grace in one movie.

She doesn't touch the ground throughout the whole 6 minutes. Very impressive.

[podzol]

That is so amazing! So much grace in one movie.

She doesn't touch the ground throughout the whole 6 minutes. Very impressive.

She is so graceful. Right. So steady. I king od like the no frills and silly extraneous gestures. Everything is for a purpose or still.

[johnfoss]

Everything is for points (assuming it's a competition). Everything she's doing are standardized figures with point values. If she bobbles or does things wrong she loses points. This is what our Standard Skill competition event is based on. We call it Artistic Bicycling, and it's hard stuff!

[fexnix]

Flatland BMX is more interesting to watch...

[johnfoss]

Flatland BMX is more interesting to watch...
Yup. One of the downsides of artistic bicycling (and Standard Skill) is that once you've read the list of skills available, assuming you understand what they all are, you will never see anything new in a competition until the rules change and the list is updated. There is no creativity in the competitions.

[ThisGuyIKnow]

Yup. One of the downsides of artistic bicycling (and Standard Skill) is that once you've read the list of skills available, assuming you understand what they all are, you will never see anything new in a competition until the rules change and the list is updated. There is no creativity in the competitions.

Someone should add a freestyle competition.

[wickedbob]

Yup. One of the downsides of artistic bicycling (and Standard Skill) is that once you've read the list of skills available, assuming you understand what they all are, you will never see anything new in a competition until the rules change and the list is updated. There is no creativity in the competitions.

Flat land bmx is all about style and coming up with new tricks, still that video was very impressive.

[Brian MacKenzie]

someone take the bicycle away from this one!

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e6edc8be08

(disclaimer, this is on an uncensored media website)

[leo]

someone take the bicycle away from this one!

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e6edc8be08

(disclaimer, this is on an uncensored media website)

Reminds me to that (more succesfull) movie of Matt Hoffman for M-tv's Jackass (http://www.unicyclist.org/blog/show.cfm?serial=00839).