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Other odd past-times
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Do you take off your pedals and put peggs on or what? Can some one please explain it to me?-Budd- |
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Re: Other odd past-times
On Sun, 4 May 2003 19:45:20 -0500, unicycle_x
<unicycle_x.mxkm0@timelimit.unicyclist.com> wrote: >When you coast, how do you do it? Do you take off your pedals>and put peggs on or what? Can some one please explain it to me? I can't coast but I've seen it being done. No pegs, just the standard unicycle with pedals. Riding one-footed, put one foot on the crown, then lift the other foot off the pedal and optionally place that foot on the crown too. <www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/sem_teresa.htm> third picture. Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict -- Life is tough but it is a whole lot harder when you are stupid. |
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I see. I saw a video of a guy standing on pegs to coast. Has anyone ever tried that?
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> I see. I saw a video of a guy standing on pegs to coast. Has anyone > ever tried that? > > -Budd- Know what an impossible wheel is? -- Do not do to others what angers you if done to you by others. --Socrates |
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~diaboling (don't say it's a kids toy it's not!) ~firebreathing ~poi ~carrying some one on yr shoulders ~ride wearing a straight jacket ~read a book ~wear a blindfold ~do the macarina just a little list...
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I rode to Tim Horton's, got a Large Black coffee, and drank it while I rode home. I couldn't help but still ride down the stairs and hop up onto some low ledges, and one foot idle when I came to a stop light.
No body said anything this time...how odd. A few days ago, i picked up 7 bags worth of groceries at the store. I rode my Coker there, but for some strange reason, I picked up a dozen eggs although I didn't need any...just to 'up the anti' All my groceries made it home intact
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Re: Other odd past-times
On Wed, 14 May 2003 07:37:28 -0500, treepotato wrote:
> here's sum things i've 'attempted' or dreamed of doing on a uni... > > ~carrying some one on yr shoulders Done that. Easy if they are small. > ~wear a blindfold Done that while winning a race. Also while riding into a car :-) > ~do the macarina That's just sick! -- Peter Haworth pmh@edison.ioppublishing.com "I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father" -- Greg Norman |
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treepotato said:-
here's sum things i've 'attempted' or dreamed of doing on a uni... ~diaboling (don't say it's a kids toy it's not!) ~firebreathing ~poi ~carrying some one on yr shoulders ~ride wearing a straight jacket ~read a book ~wear a blindfold ~do the macarina just a little list... ----------- I would be wary of fire breathing on a uni cos I know of too many people who've spent serious time in hospital when their(non unicycling)fire breathing went wrong. Unfortunately fire breathing looks spectacular and is fairly easy to learn, but if it goes wrong you can die, or worse. |
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The peg idea is posible but hard, i have seen it on the net. I am thinking about making a free wheel uni. I can pedal frontwards and coast. But, ill use a handbrake to balence. Do you think this will work? This would be a very odd passtime.
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I saw a great sport on TV this morning - snow kayaking! There were two guys doing it and they were really good at it. They were doing drops and 180s and even twisting around (side flips?). Has 'ratherbekayaking' (sorry I don't know your name) tried this? Andrew
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actually the peg thing isnt that bad, it's certainly better than coasting on a stock uni, if you can get started. the vid that some of you saw was probably here: http://www.unicyclist.com/gallery/albuo09 Before injury i could now ride it and juggle with the seat near the ground. also I can juggle on a BC.
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