I can totally imagine myself riding a coker one day. Your videos made me decide to get my 24" and your videos are a huge inspiration in my current learning process. Whenever I feel like ditching my unicycle, I watch your videos and I get really hyped about practising again. You're awesome! :)
The funny thing about this is unicycling helped me learn how to ride a bike with out handle bars. Unicycles are always easier to learn with out handle bars while bikes are the exact opposite.
Okay, I have a couple questions. Back in 1990 I bought and rode what was probably a cheap uni. I had lots of fun with it, but I really could only go a mile at the most because it was murder on my backside. The idea of doing a 10 mile ride seemed impossible. I'd like to do just that but how much more comfortable is a bigger wheel, better built uni? I'd love to do it again, but didn't like the discomfort
You can do it! You just need to experiment and find what's comfortable. I am on that journey right now. A month ago I didn't think 1 mile was possible because of discomfort. With different cranks and a seat adjustment I can actually visualize 10 miles or so. Best of luck to you!
@K1LOMETERS I sold that one, and now have a new Kris Holm 36er. The KH is about $850 stock. The handle is extra, as ae the brakes. You can get a basic 36er new for about $450.
@Catnip8642 In general, my average is usually about 11-12mph if I'm just on a mellow beach bike path ride. I can hit higher speeds of 16-18mph for short sprints, and 13-14mph average on other rides.
At the moment I ride a 20'' Torker Dx Unistar and I'm looking to get a 36'' for commuting, would you say the 36'' is harder or easier on the legs than the 20'' for longer rides as on the 20'' it takes more rotations to get the same distance, but with the 36'' even tough it takes less rotations you have a bigger wheel to turn, what do you say?
@irawesomer Thanks and a big congrats on your 4th day of riding! sounds like you are catching on fast! Yeah I just made a new 36er video of me riding offroad on super ROCKY terrain! Check it out on my youtube page it's called "Big Blue".
@1johncain Yeah, to spray in people's faces when they make old, worn out comments like that, haha! But seriously, the 19th century called; they want you to stop using their jokes!
*It took my, very agile, grandson a few days, but he is doing great. Great for balance Unicycle **Latest.Bike** and coordination. He likes it alot.*
I can totally imagine myself riding a coker one day. Your videos made me decide to get my 24" and your videos are a huge inspiration in my current learning process. Whenever I feel like ditching my unicycle, I watch your videos and I get really hyped about practising again. You're awesome! :)
I loved how the bikes bell went DING when he threw it down haha.
The funny thing about this is unicycling helped me learn how to ride a bike with out handle bars. Unicycles are always easier to learn with out handle bars while bikes are the exact opposite.
Thanks Joe, it was a blast you're right! Yeah that kid was funny and reminds me of me when I was his age lol!
Lol the guy at 2:07 is just like, "screw unicycling! I can ride my bike with no handlebars!"
Really inspiring me to pull the uni out of the garage. Great vids.
The one person who disliked this video is jealio he can't ride such a beast machine like this guy can.
LOL! Love the ending! And the slalom!!
That's great, yeah break it out and enjoy a ride!
Okay, I have a couple questions. Back in 1990 I bought and rode what was probably a cheap uni. I had lots of fun with it, but I really could only go a mile at the most because it was murder on my backside. The idea of doing a 10 mile ride seemed impossible. I'd like to do just that but how much more comfortable is a bigger wheel, better built uni? I'd love to do it again, but didn't like the discomfort
You can do it! You just need to experiment and find what's comfortable. I am on that journey right now. A month ago I didn't think 1 mile was possible because of discomfort. With different cranks and a seat adjustment I can actually visualize 10 miles or so. Best of luck to you!
oh ok thanks. i have been riding a unicycle for 2 years now and i did ride my bike without handle bars before i learned.
@K1LOMETERS I sold that one, and now have a new Kris Holm 36er. The KH is about $850 stock. The handle is extra, as ae the brakes. You can get a basic 36er new for about $450.
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Thanks. If you get one you will be hooked!
I have to admit, I think it might be dad's fault. He set the kid up for failure by letting him ride his bike with crocs.
@Catnip8642 In general, my average is usually about 11-12mph if I'm just on a mellow beach bike path ride. I can hit higher speeds of 16-18mph for short sprints, and 13-14mph average on other rides.
Well, I don't true it myself, but if it ever needs it, I take it to Twins bike shop, one of my sponsors! :)
And what is in your experience the most comfortable model, and set up? Thanks!!!
Tutorial on making that "entertainment console"? That'd be swell!
one of a kind :)
Thanks. ok will do!
anybody see the kid at 2:01 tryin to prove he can ride with no hands just like a unicycle.
At the moment I ride a 20'' Torker Dx Unistar and I'm looking to get a 36'' for commuting, would you say the 36'' is harder or easier on the legs than the 20'' for longer rides as on the 20'' it takes more rotations to get the same distance, but with the 36'' even tough it takes less rotations you have a bigger wheel to turn, what do you say?
wow! I am fascinated!!! Cool!!!! Is this one also geared?
haha great video :D
so how do ya true that wheel? :D awesome vid as always!
That entertainment center! where did you pick one up, and how much does it cost?! that's sweet!
Where did you acquire that awesome handle?
question does having a bigger wheel make it easier to ride?
haha cool! As i always say, "All MUni, and no coker...is still FUN! lol.
I wonder if that 114mm crank arm would fit on my bicycle.
Cool! let me know when it's online.
Can you show us your Entertainment console setup?
Is the backing track megadeth, she-wolf?
Where did you get it and do you know where I could get one for under $300?
What does a coker unicycle mean?
Coker 36, KH 36 or Nightfox 36 for commuting, speed and comfort? Any thoughts, I'd love to hear them. Thanks
KH 36 all the way!!!!!!!
How about uni-slaloming on the snow!
It's a penny farthing without the farthing
@irawesomer Thanks and a big congrats on your 4th day of riding! sounds like you are catching on fast! Yeah I just made a new 36er video of me riding offroad on super ROCKY terrain! Check it out on my youtube page it's called "Big Blue".
See? Am I supposed to buy a 36er now??
Whenever I ride my 20" unicycle I tell people that I don't need training wheels.
Haha! I love how they do that as if they're saying, "this is just as hard as riding a uni!" Not! :)
@1johncain Yeah, to spray in people's faces when they make old, worn out comments like that, haha! But seriously, the 19th century called; they want you to stop using their jokes!