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(Click on small pictures to see an enlargement)
I've had my unicycle since 6/9/2000 and am having a lot of fun.
It's a Schwinn and it seems to be very robust. The seat has nice bumpers
on it to take the beating I frequently give to it.
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This is a (poor) picture from when I started learning in Lanham,
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seats and my unicycling :-)
I do become tired more easily than I wish. No doubt, part of that
is the need for more practice. :-) which stresses the leg muscles.
But much is also because of the seat narrowing at the front. The
front of the seat is where all of the steering control is. This
is a great seat on which to learn (reduces bruises between the legs)
but not for control. It causes zig-zaging. I have better control
riding my father-in-law's unicycle, even though it's too short.
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This is Mark riding in Portland, Tennessee (on the same day that Dad Lynn rode in the parade!). |
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Dad Lynn, Ranae and Mark ride together sometimes.
That's great fun.
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| Here (4/26/2003), I tried riding with inline skates,
just to be silly. It's not easy nor advantagous. But it was fun. <smile> |
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I rode Dad Lynn's five foot girrafe unicycle. That was great fun. I used the van doors to start, but once under way, I had great fun. |
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