Is there a knack to it or practice practice practice?
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Balancing on yer rear wheel
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Posted 7 months ago #
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No some people are just born with that skill, if you weren't then you're screwed!
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computer trickery, its not physically possible.. trust me, i've tried.
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Probably easier with a really big backside to act as a counter balance.
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I imagine it's quite like unicycling - though a little harder, as you're on a machine not designed for it (and you don't have a reverse gear). In which case from recent personal experience, stupidly difficult, but possible if you put in hours and hours of practice.
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Practice, and staying relaxed...
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Nothing to do with having a large rear end. It's just a conspiracy!!!
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Is it possible to do it on a treadmill?
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Is the treadmill stationary or moving at a speed of 100mph?
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Is the treadmill stationary or moving at a speed of 100mph?
Well that all depends on which way the wind is blowing, was that a trick question?
Posted 7 months ago # -
did for a short time once when teaching myself to trackstand, popped a wheelie and there i was bounceing around on the back wheel till it dawned on me I seemed to be further from the ground than was safe and over i went.
Posted 7 months ago # -
accept like I have that we are old and passed it, if you can't manage it by the age of 13 (let alone 30) give up.
trackstanding is where it's at nowadays anyway.
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No way is that possible.
Photoshopped.
Posted 7 months ago #
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