6 Tips to become a better Mountain Unicyclist

[@unicyclebasics]

Well, it's been a while, but I'm back to making videos after a few busy weeks. I'm trying a bit of a new style here, with a more general video for a lot of topics that hadn't quite found a place anywhere else - please let me know how you like it, should I make more of these occasionally or do you prefer only seeing more focussed tutorials? I'll hope to continue with a video every other week from here on, so subscribe for more coming up soon!

[@leopardmuni]

Appreciate your sharing the invaluable knowhow and keeping up the good work! Now I am setting off to a muni ride and will try applying them right off! Cheers.

[@der_municycler]

These videos are awesome!

[@hirschmanntimo]

Your tutorials are the best. I really think this kind of videos can help to improve the riding skills. Thanks a lot for creating them.

[@unicyclebasics]

Thanks Timo! :)

[@alsanch1]

Excellent content - as ever!

[@unicyclebasics]

Glad you enjoy the videos!

[@mindbalance_cc]

Excellent work! I think these are the clearest tips I’ve seen on unicycle on KZbin- that we can see come from experience. It makes it feel like someone you want to watch and follow. Looking forward to more videos ⚙️🙏

[@unicyclebasics]

Thank you very much, I'm always glad to hear people are enjoying these! :)

[@serhiirudenko6183]

Also yeah, riding not alone is nice, but looks like I'm the only rider around here, heh.

[@serhiirudenko6183]

Hi there! Just found your channel, many useful information there. Few weeks ago I had some ride on a mountain-like terrain, and it was not easy to ride there. Btw I made a video about that =)

[@unicyclebasics]

Glad you find it useful! :) I checked out your video, riding in snow is fun but definitely can be super hard!

[@serhiirudenko6183]

@@unicyclebasics yeah it was :)

[@oliverwilliam9027]

Hi Finn, I have a question about air pressure. I drive a 27.5'' Muni for about half a year. On an only slightly sloping road, the wheel tilts slightly to the side and I have to countersteer quite forceful. With what air pressure can you minimize that? Gives that over time, when the body has become accustomed to something like that? On longer rides I'm pretty exhausted because of it. Thanks and BR Oliver

[@unicyclebasics]

Hi Oliver, you can try and change airpressure (in my experience more tends to help, but others say this problem has been solved with less pressure for them), but it will never completely fix the issue. It's something that you will get used to, right now it might feel like you have to countersteer hard, but as you get better that will feel less extreme. I find it helps to lean my upper body towards the uphill a bit, so that the tire sits more parallel with the road.

[@oliverwilliam9027]

Thanks for the quick respond, will try both, more and less preasure. Of course I need to get used.

[@danielcalderone6244]

FIRST :)