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Old November 17th 04, 03:18 AM
David Stone
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I have just bought my 2nd STC, and this one is set a little higher in the
seat (the other one is mainly for the kids in my uni club). Suddenly I can
do a new trick: While riding normal, I take off one leg, cross it over the
frame, and put it back onto the pedal so that the frame is now to my side.
It's hard to ride like that, but I can get some distance or just go in a
circle.

I'm also working on pedaling forwards while riding with the frame and
handlebars behind me. For this one, you have to lean far back and steer
backwards (it helps to be able to ride backwards the normal way).

If you don't own a STC, it's hard to understand what I'm talking about
(it's hard enough if you do have one). The thing is pretty screwy.

I've been toying with the idea of creating some levels for the STC. Has
anyone bothered to do this already (saving me some time)? If not, I'll
proceed.

Some sugg's:
Note: Backwards denotes the way you're facing
Note: In reverse denotes the way the STC is traveling relative to the
front of the frame.

Level 1.
Ride forwards 10 revs, STC facing the normal way.
Turn to the right 90 degrees within 2 revs (about 3m)
ditto for the left

Level 2.
Ride forwards 10 revs with the front section in the air, one or both hands
on the pedals or frame.
Turn 180 degrees to the right within 3 revs, both wheels on ground
ditto for the left

Level 3.
Ride in reverse 10 revs.
Riding forwards in a wheelie, spin handlebars around once, then continue
riding.

Level 4.
Ride forwards without hands, 10 revs (this usu means knocking the frame
with your knees).
Riding forwards, switch to riding in reverse.
Riding in reverse, switch to riding forwards.

Level 5.
Wheelie idle (idle while the front wheel is off the ground) while holding
the handlebars in one or both hands.
Pivot (swing) the front wheel 90 degrees while switching from forward- to
reverse-riding.
Ride forwards 10 revs with the frame (and handlebars) behind you.

Level 6.
Pivot (swing) the front wheel 180 degrees while switching from forward- to
reverse-riding.
Ride in reverse 10 revs with the frame (and handlebars) behind you.
Cross one leg over the frame while riding forwards and put the leg back
onto the pedal; then continue riding for at least 5 more revs.

Level 7.
Reverse wheelie

There are more skills I haven't thought up, and there are plenty I've
forgotten about, so please feel free to contribute suggestions. I'd be
about level 5 on this scale (I'm level 7 on a uni).

David Stone


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Old November 17th 04, 03:51 AM
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Do you have a link to what one of these things is? I've never heard of
it.


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Old November 17th 04, 06:40 AM
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Yeah, What is a Super Trick Cycle?


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Old November 17th 04, 11:08 AM
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'one of these' (http://tinyurl.com/4vh99)


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Old November 17th 04, 11:31 AM
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Is it just a unicycle with an extra attachment of another wheel?


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Old November 17th 04, 05:08 PM
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Given its setup, it shouldn't be to difficult to do many different kinds
of wheel walk on it. You should also be able to ride one-footed.


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Old November 17th 04, 05:40 PM
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It is defenetly possible to go on the backwheel, and rotate the rest of
the bike one whole revolution around the back wheel, you have to lean
the bike a bit, but it is possible with a god head, quick feet and loads
of tries.

Another thingyou could do is sit on the front facing backwards, and ride
it as a penny farthing...

Also wheelwalk on the front wheel wile sitting on the seat.


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Old November 17th 04, 06:15 PM
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Wow, thats pretty cool. it looks like it would be easy to make one. Do
you have any videos of you riding, I'd love to see one in action.


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Old November 17th 04, 06:23 PM
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"UniMachine" om writes:

Wow, thats pretty cool. it looks like it would be easy to make one. Do
you have any videos of you riding, I'd love to see one in action.


I'll try to make some this weekend.

David


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Old November 17th 04, 06:33 PM
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"jsm" writes:

Given its setup, it shouldn't be to difficult to do many different kinds
of wheel walk on it. You should also be able to ride one-footed.


Wheel-walking is extremely easy on a STC. One-footing is easy, too, and
not very impressive. I wouldn't include them on the levels list bc they
are too easy. Basically if you can ride, you can do those 'skills.'

David


 




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