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heck yeah man

I am also a fat boy having difficulties with static mount. Hope this method would make my life easier. Ty

Precious video!

We "who don't like 3/9 o'clock jump mounting" are i the minority. This mounting method makes the most sense. There is "one extra" movement involved, but rock/back and forwards is like a rock steady pendulum. When you rock back you know the unicycle will always rock forwards. When you have "all your weight" on the down pedal. The standard method is to put your feet at 3 o'clock and "float up" without stepping with force, so you land at 9 o'clock with other foot. However, if you put your weight on the pedal. Then the unicycle will shoot out behind you, and you will fall straight down with a broken knee cap. I tried this and was impossible for me. If I never discovered roll back, I would never be riding the unicycle. Keep on.

I love the slow motion replay.

The hater who gives a thumb down expected to see a tutorial on how mounting a tricycle !

The Halloween sequel is looking good here. I'm intrigued. XD

I be wait for next year my turn to meet u

Is that a 29 inch unicycle?

weight is mostly on the pedals. I am just guiding the seat. I don't fully sit on the seat until I'm in motion. Most weight is on pedal of the initial jump which in my case is the left pedal.

@rodneyvincent can you explain the weight distribution, is your weight on the seat?

loh

:v

There must be 2 ways in to the creek. I remember hiking in where the rock facing was to my left. This was opposite. Also, there was no guard wires. It was 15 years ago however when I hiked.

Just got a Big One. Your video is very helpful! Thanks for posting.

I supposed you don't do much riding a 914er much in the city...lots of stop sign/light ' hazards'...

Cracked me up completely. Made my day. Here I was, clicking on anything 36er and voila! A cross between my passion and a favorite movie of all time

Very cool!

Beautiful done! I am having little bit problem with my mounting .

Looks lovely.

Beautiful area- I've never been. Thanks Rodney. Re: [Atlanta Unicycle Club]

Nice!

That's nuts

Wow, 36 inches looks fun.

I will thanks. Working on that video now.