This was actually well done. I mostly ride a 32 inch unicycle and I like to hold my break for a second using my momentum to get to the balance point then release the break and off I go. Such fun!
Thank you for uploading this video! I didn't know about the 2nd way to free mount and I tried it. Wow! The 2nd way is 10x easier than the 1st way, which is very common. I will be using the 2nd way instead.
@@guzforce Good luck! It's going pretty well. Work has been very busy so I haven't tried again in about a week. I've practiced for about 15 minutes each day for a total of 5 days. The first day was extremely hard even just trying to get up, and it was a killer on my back! I can now get up easily (while using a wall for support), and I can easily pedal while using a wall for support. I have pedaled one revolution with no support a few times now
It looks great I am learning to free mount now and everybody shows only the 1st method which is physically hard for me. Eager to try the other two, will tell you soon how it went
Incredible ! It looks like yo can do lots of things Dwight, unicycle and also to speak foreign languages. Merci beaucoup, je vais mettre en pratique dès demain tes conseils pour le "Free mount". Loïc
I've been riding Electric Unicycles for a while but wanted to try these as well. I just got a cheap one so Im going to start practicing soon. Electric isn't easy but Im sure its not as hard as this. If you havent yet you should check out EUCs. The benefit they have is being pratical for travel since they can go 40+ MPH and some of them can travel for 50-100 miles. I want to learn this for the skill of it though lol.
Bonjour Loic. Moi, j'habite dans le Sud des Etats-Unis. Merci pour le commentaire et j'espere que cette petite video pourra aider au developpement d'autres monocyclistes. "Free mount" etais une des choses les plus difficiles pour moi au debut.
Hello Dwight, can you tell me which method is the easiest for you ? I can ride my unicycle quite all right, but cannot perform the free mounting yet, so whic one should I choose to begin ? Thank you
This was actually well done. I mostly ride a 32 inch unicycle and I like to hold my break for a second using my momentum to get to the balance point then release the break and off I go. Such fun!
Wow! I love that 2nd one. I have doubts that I'm coordinated enough to do it, but I'll try. That would be amazing. Thank you either way!
Thank you for uploading this video! I didn't know about the 2nd way to free mount and I tried it. Wow! The 2nd way is 10x easier than the 1st way, which is very common. I will be using the 2nd way instead.
Glad this was helpful!
Thank you so much!!! I just started unicycling. I never understood how people do mount #1 without the cycle flinging back. Thanks so much!
How's your progress? I'm going for my first try, this weekend..
@@guzforce Good luck! It's going pretty well. Work has been very busy so I haven't tried again in about a week. I've practiced for about 15 minutes each day for a total of 5 days. The first day was extremely hard even just trying to get up, and it was a killer on my back! I can now get up easily (while using a wall for support), and I can easily pedal while using a wall for support. I have pedaled one revolution with no support a few times now
It looks great I am learning to free mount now and everybody shows only the 1st method which is physically hard for me. Eager to try the other two, will tell you soon how it went
I've been using a broom handle for balance as I'm starting today, it's helped a lot
Awesome! Thanks Dwight. Going out to try these now 💪
Incredible ! It looks like yo can do lots of things Dwight, unicycle and also to speak foreign languages. Merci beaucoup, je vais mettre en pratique dès demain tes conseils pour le "Free mount". Loïc
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Enough Cajones to be brave enough to try this...I will have to circle back to this one☺️
Thank you for the options! Great tutorial.
its a turorial not a tutorial idiot
Man why haven’t I thought of these ways of mounting lol. Great video
Appreciate the demonstrations.
thanks, this will be helpful when I get to that point 🙂
Well I want to try and mount that Unicycle!!
That's a good three combination.
Very durable and tons of fun!
I've been riding Electric Unicycles for a while but wanted to try these as well. I just got a cheap one so Im going to start practicing soon. Electric isn't easy but Im sure its not as hard as this. If you havent yet you should check out EUCs. The benefit they have is being pratical for travel since they can go 40+ MPH and some of them can travel for 50-100 miles. I want to learn this for the skill of it though lol.
I don't ride faster than I can run. On purpose. Don't like broken bones.
Very helpful. Thanks for posting.
What is your saddle? Zero One?
great tutorial, thank you!
So nice, thank you
2nd technique I think is best for me.
Thanks very much!
Great vid. Thanks!
Here come Dat Boi!!!
Great tutorial. I am able to free mount my muni by holding the brake on. Is that a bad habit to get into?
That's a good way to mount!
Very nice Dwight . Where are you from ? I am a unicycler from France. Thank you, Loïc
Bonjour Loic. Moi, j'habite dans le Sud des Etats-Unis. Merci pour le commentaire et j'espere que cette petite video pourra aider au developpement d'autres monocyclistes. "Free mount" etais une des choses les plus difficiles pour moi au debut.
That was helpful!!
Bravo! Thanks!
Hello Dwight, can you tell me which method is the easiest for you ? I can ride my unicycle quite all right, but cannot perform the free mounting yet, so whic one should I choose to begin ? Thank you
The easiest for me is the third method, hopping on the unicycle like I am going quickly up stairs. The other methods took longer for me.
@@dwightyoder4883 Can confirm. I was having a hard time free mounting but I quickly had success when trying the third one.
I'm a beginner. I'm 5'10" with a 24 inch. I'm 49 yo and just broke the seat @ 225 lbs. What is the best seat? Please.
Ask unicycle.com.
Класс! Спасибо!!!
😯😯😯
спасибо!
Great! Thanks
I'm 5,2. Could I ride this?
Probably. It would depend more on your lrg length than height.
Tum se na ho payega
what size wheel is that?
It's a 29". My favorite wheel.
@@dwightyoder4883 o wow thanks. Makes me feel better. Thank for making this vid. I feel like soon I’ll have free-mounting down.
What size wheel is that
29 inch.
I have a unicycle