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Do you happen to know if there is a freewheel hub that would work with a Nimbus Hatchet 26 inch Muni?

Great tutorial. Just a remark on unicycle parts' quality and rider's weight parameters. I found Qu-ax luxus axle failing for me after 4 years, happened twice, same period of time each time, between crank and fork, my weight is around 70. Normal riding wouldn't have caused it, I hop quite often, sometimes I drop from heights up to 40-45 cm. I bet uni of muni's level will endure much more. After 2 breaks replaced it with q-axle hub.

Stunning views, great riding. Day 3 looks like a hard work...

Beautiful!! What type of tyre did u use? Thx

Very good video man, thanks! What distance to the saddle would you recommend for a good compromise? I guess the lower the better if you were only to jump all the time, but when you're out riding on a trail it's quite nice if the saddle is a bit higher up.

Do you have any tips on pedaling while standing up? I seem to be struggling with that part more than I feel I should.

Thank you, great tips!

Sir nice video. Sir do you have a video how to build own unicycle?

That looks like an awesome adventure...... What where the most popular unicycle sizes?

Hi there, I am indeed so fascinated with this Freewheel hub that I am definitely going to get one. My only question is regarding unicycle wheel size. I know you used a 27.5-inch unicycle, but will the free will hub also be usable on a 36-inch unicycle?

Great tips, thankyou!

Hi Finn, Amazing tutorial, watched it 6 or 7 times now. Today for the first time, I manage to pull off coasting with out the brake, got continued forward motion without grinding to a stop and got the balance point just right, a very little correction needed but thats it. Normally 10-15m as much as I can manage. Today I managed 25-30m, 4 times in a row, then needed to start pedaling, but straight back to coasting as soon as I had enough momentum. Its taken me 2 years of hard practise, once I had done it several times over, I knew I had it cracked. Cannot tell you how amazing it felt, each time. I have a grin from ear to ear and cannot belive I have actually pulled ot off 😀😀😀😀 The tutorial video was a huge help and made the difference. I am bursting with happyness. Coasting was my final hurdle to overcome. Yes you can learn free wheel and coasting even @ 57. My fixed wheel buddies are going to be so jelous and to be honest I dont think anyone thought I could pull it off. 😀😀😀😀😀🎉🎊

Thank you for the video. Nice to see, at last someone has done a free wheel video using the brake. Very helpful indeed. I am at the stage, up to the end of your video. I can do the forward and jump mounts, ride uphill, on the flat and down hill. I can do short controlled coasts and keep balance 10-15m, but a long coast down a hill still eludes me. I have been working on pedal position, smooth pedaling and body posture, but generally come to a halt and have to start pedaling again. Brake pressure wise, 1 finger seems to work, uphill I can do with no brake, on the flat and downhill, I still need a tiny fraction. I can feel when I have everything right but just cannot get that consistantly enough. At 57 I find riding the brake vs the energy expended keeping balance, is really tough, but it is getting easier the more I can back off the the brake. Good to see I have been doing everything right and on the right track, I have got to grips with most things other than the long coast, so I will keenley wait for you next video. Any tips greatly appreciated. My mission is to prove anyone can learn to ride a free wheel uni even at 57. Most videos show, the very gifted enjoying free wheel riding, however none seem to want to share a tutorial or advice for those trying to learn using the brake. Amazing video, super useful and well put together. Thank you

you kinda forgot to mention that when you hopping in one place you need to jump towards the direction that you are "falling" towards... Really not masterd the rolling jumps but tempted to try again after watching this, nice video!

This was very helpful. I always wondered about foot position for smooth long distance versus rough terrain, plus how best to absorb bumps. Your video answered a lot of questions for me. Thanks

Great tutorial. Thank you.

Are most of those unicycles 27.5” wheel, 26”, or ?

Looks epic!! Thanks for sharing the adventure!

Tkanks for teach!

Rolling hops were always a struggle for me. You put together a very thorough and encouraging tutorial. Thanks!

Solid video, man. I went from hopping in place to hopping off curbs and low structures in a few hours after watching this. You present a very logical progression to learning this skill. Thank you!

cooles video

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I was fascinated with muni so i bought a nimbus 32.... I used the break to hold my wheel still while learning and i felt it helped me to learn relatively quickly. I ordered the vcx cranks with adjustable pedal positions as i didnt know what size i would prefer. This unicycle has a lot of speed and i can get over bumps well. The downside is im trying to learn to idle and its a big challenge for me. Also there are very limited tire options. I take this unicycle with me EVERYWHERE! I take it to work i take it hiking i take it to the store and i can easily ride over 20 miles. If i was to do it all again i think id buy a hatchet 27.5 or a hatchet 29 inch. Reason for that is i like to ride in soft sand mud and snow in the winter and my tire on the 32 just doesn't perform as well as a fat tire would. Anyone that hits mild trails and bike trails i would fully recommend the 32 nimbus from unicycle.com. just sharing my experience.

I get a walking start and use the break as I hop onto my 32 inch. It's the easiest way but I feel like I'm cheating

Great channel mate, I started learning to uni at 65, only a few times a month but now at 67 I'm trying to master it properly and get on it for an hour most days. My goal is to ride the pathways around my place, can ride my 20 inch up to 200 metres on a good day, regularly do 100 metres, also have a 24 inch mountain uni, rode it a bit but had a bad fall and think I'll just stay with the 20 inch until I get really good at it then move up. Can't free mount yet, but almost can. You are amazing off road on that thing, I'm assuming that it's just time in the saddle that makes you better, because this skill is a really slow one to build up, but loving it, you are great inspiration. Thanks, will definitely join the facebook group, thanks for the tip.

These are wonderful! You are a very good instructor with clear explanations of things that I have had difficulty understanding. Thanks for putting in all the time to make and post these!

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Yay ima practice some of these tomorrow morning....ive only been riding for about a year and a half but i ride every day and im so addicted to the sport. Ive even successfully trained a 6 year old girl to ride and she just learned to ride without help a few days ago on her 12 inch unicycle and already she can free mount and ride backwards. She insist on taking it to and from school and already she will ride for miles. Nothing makes me happier than sharing this sport because i feel its so rewarding and under rated.

To this day i use the break to mount my 32 inch unicycle. Thats all i used the break for when i started. Wish i saw this video earlier. Lots of helpful tips here!

Richtig schön die Tage nochmal aus einer anderen Perspektive mitzubekommen!

the wheel rotates freely relative to the pedals sometimes. How?

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Nice event. hope someday I'll be able to go there.

Some absolutely stunning vistas there, amazing.

That is really cool.

Wunderschönes Video!

It looks so fun. I wish I had been there. Hope one day I can be there participating the event with muni riders from various countries. Thanks for the vid!

What handlebar setup is that? Looks great.

Been learning to ride a unicycle for a couple of weeks now (at 35), I kept struggling with freemounting. Your tip to point the back foot down was crucial to get me going!

Thanks for your informative vids. By the way, what’s your freewheel uni’s wheel size?

Is this dangerous?😂😂i think im buying one

Hey Finn! thanks for the video. What is the handlebars you are using, they look comfortable! :)

Gutes Video wie immer!

Nice!

Finn, thanks for your awesome video. After watching this video, I gave some of them a try applying the tips from you and it worked like a charm. Though still I need more practice to use them naturally, at least now I’ve got the hang of it. Much appreciated.

Yeah Finn is back! Skaters love seeing shifties when I roll by. I think your cameraman got sleepy at 6:50.

Great diversity of skills, instructions, and demonstration. Muffled audio quality at the start but still an excellent skills tutorial. Keep it up!