Do you know how to ride the electric unicycle?
- Thread starter Janny
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Unicycle you say ?
Electric you say ?
allow me to introduce you to
http://forum.electricunicycle.org/
Electric you say ?
allow me to introduce you to
http://forum.electricunicycle.org/
I'm perfectly at ease to chat with them, after all, they chat with me and are almost invariably friendly, unlike some human contributors.Looks like I'm not the only one replying supposedly to a spam bot.
This link shows my attitude to them.
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My reply was more for real people
I was gobsmacked to find there actually was an UK electric unicycle forum !
And we thought e bikes a bit niche in UK ! (albeit less so than when I joined thisv forum)
A guy turned up at Redbridge last year with one and impressed as he whizzed around, I seem to remember Hatti having kittens when Toni jumped on to have a try.
yerrrrrrrrs, and there isnt anything remotely embarrassing about squatting open legged in public on what looks like a large 1990's desktop that developed a mind of its own
I may be wrong but I don't think so. I doubt anyone would do anything about it in a park unless someone reported their concerns though, and then you'd be asked to kindly take it and your hook away. On a pavement I think a plod would pull you over on sight.
It's not legal on pavements since only legal pedestrian controlled powered vehicles or 4 mph speed restricted mobility vehicles are allowed there. Cycle tracks and Bridleways have at least the same restrictions.
Other than mobility vehicles, most parks have regulations or bye-laws forbidding motorised vehicles of any kind without specific permission.
There is also the long standing and all-encompassing law that prevents any motorised vehicle travelling more than a restricted distance from the public highway without the landowners permission.
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Just confirming my "naughty boy" status: I would not be seen dead on it either but as for the phone number of the young lady in the video...
Tony
Tony
Having a quick look on the electric unicycle forum it would seem that most of them are over 250w and hence illegal in this country.
i can stand on it. But cant control it. quote="flecc, post: 248381, member: 3"]I have an excellent record when it comes to avoiding falling off to either side, but for avoiding falling off forwards or backwards I haven't a clue!
This is already a very rare skill unpowered and must be even more so powered. Sorry I can't help, it sounds a bit scary!
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quote="flecc, post: 248381, member: 3"]I have an excellent record when it comes to avoiding falling off to either side, but for avoiding falling off forwards or backwards I haven't a clue!This is already a very rare skill unpowered and must be even more so powered. Sorry I can't help, it sounds a bit scary!
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Thanks for your share. But my unicycle have no handle bar. Is hard to keep balance.
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