that is pretty freaky. ive tried doing that thing where you surf your bike, where you put one foot on the handle bars and one foot on the seat. its not as hard as you tihnk it would be, but most of that stuff is really really really freaky.
Thanks for posting the video! It is definitely RSU worthy
I knew about artistic bicycling but I'd never seen it been done, and this performance gave me goosebumps 🙂
Also, fixed gear bicycles have been around far longer than giraffe unicycles, so no, it is absolutely not just a "giraffe unicycle with some bits chucked on it to make it look different". That's an ignorant thing to say
WOW. I bet she could hop on a uni and compleat a level 6 or 7 test no problem. that is amazing.
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Look's rather dangerous, with an extra wheel an the superfluous plumbing. It is beyond me how a person gets that good, or even lives to practice enough without skewering themselves.
thats pretty sweet. definatly some cool unicycle skills happening there. i wonder if they ever do one wheel tricks on the front wheel. that would be sweet.
Guys, that form of bike riding has been around for a very long time, since at least the 1930s. I remember back in '83 or '84, BMX action magazine did a feature on this guy named Pat Romano, who did all this same stuff on a bike just like that. It was in his family, his grandfather did the very same stuff for a circus in the 1930s. Incidentally, this Pat Romano guy was the stunt rider in Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure.