backpack

Its definately possible I carry a backpack with just about every trip I
go on with my unicycle.


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of course its possible......you need to carry your stuff around while
you ride, such as food, water, and other supplies


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The only things you can`t really do well with a large backpack are
trials and hardcore Muni. I would also caution not to go too fast when
wareing a large backpack as they can affect how you fall if you are
unfourtunate enough to have a high speed UPD. I firmly believe that my
fall last year that left me with a badly seperated shoulder would have
been of little consequence if I either was carrying a smaller backpack
or going considerably slower.

I almost always have a small backpack with hydration system and food
for rides over an hour.


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i always ride with a small pack, and have carried tent, cooker, food and
water for three days on my back while unicycling before.


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gracias

domo arigato gonzaimus

she she

thanks!


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Gadge wrote:
But once you're able to ride any distance you shouldn't have any problem
with a small pack.

When I was younger (21) and fitter I once carried a bag of groceries
home including 24 litres of milk. So, a bag weighing in excess of
24kg. It's certainly doable, but I wouldn't want to carry much more
than that or to ride far with that sort of weight (I only had to ride
about a mile).


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its possible with lots of stuff... I take a bag every time I go out to
record, usually taking a drink, food, tools, money, phone, camera and
sometimes a tripod. That isn't too bad. If I go to the shop I take my
bag and unicycle, becuase the shops charges extra for bags, thats fine.
I do a paper round 5 days a week, that doesn't make riding any harder.

If you really want to be silly, unicycle carrying more unicycles, or
while wheeling a bike along next to you... or carry an immensely heavy
palate up a hill on a unicycle! It kills your back but the looks from
passers by are priceless!


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