Hey, nice job on the video. I certainly enjoyed watching it (which can't be said of all videos), and especially like the variety of riding/locations. Keep up the good work 🙂
Im from Maine to. There is about 4 of us and we all got started around the same time. Everyones got torkers. Were all freshmen and go to the Camden Hills Regional high school.
-Lee
Do you know of any unicycling events near/in Maine?
I agree with everyone, nice variety and nice riding. You guys seem to have a lot of traction in the snow trials. I liked the gimmick of the wheel full with snow.
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Lee- Cool, We usually go to Camden 3 times a year, My parents paraglide there and we go to the skate park in the summer and we ski there once in the winter. The cloesst existing unicycle event is "common" in Québec and maybe New England Muni weekend. Buy who says we can’t make our own.
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Thanks, I am glad you all liked it.
And that snow wheel would greatly reduce wind resistance if it didn’t weigh 10 pounds. 🙂
I've never seen anyone have a wee idle before doing a rail, usually folk just bounce a wee bit and then ride off. Nice skills, you're good at the rails. Very smooth coasting too! Or was it gliding, it was good anyway! Cool snow trials too!
