That was fun! Thanks for sharing.
Yes, I remember the curious but positive reactions back in the dark ages when I rode my pedal unicycle. All except my next door neighbor who was sure I'd break a bone and made a point to comment every time he saw me. We didn't tell him when I did chip a tooth - but that was the worst.
Have fun!
Jan
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Originally posted by Jan View PostWow, that's great. Would love to toodle around like that.
Jan
It's still February but the weather was really nice out.
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That's Thor, inventor or the wheel and the comb.
The easy way to get on it is to lean on something.
Other-wise with one foot on, kick off the ground with the other for a little momentum, then place it on it's peddle.
It operates like a Segway, lean foreword to go and backward on your heels to brake or go backward.
Mine gets 30 miles per charge and can go 18 mph.
It has a warning beep at 15mph to remind me to slow down.
If (when) I fall off it shuts down.
It has a high-tech appeal and fun because it's a challenge.
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Oh, that *does* look like fun! I'd take that over the supposed 'hoverboards' any day.
Once upon a time I actually could ride a regular pedal unicycle.
Thanks for sharing.
Jan
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Electric Unicycles are fun.
Never thought I'd ride a unicycle, but I got this 3 weeks ago and it's a blast!
These have been around a few years now and there are lots of brands, mine is a King Song.
The youtube link shows a guy riding one with the same specs:
When I'm out riding it blows peoples minds - lots of smiles and waves.
Like learning to ride a bike, once you get it, it's very natural.
Now walking is boring
Want to know more??
The Electric Unicycle Forum is a good place to start.
I did some reading there before purchasing.
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