Went to Dr. Steve's website. THAT'S the kind of helpful (and well put-together, I might add) site I like to see! Two thumbs up! Also went to sykkel-bent. Peder - you sell off-road seats for UNICYCLES??? Oy! Or, as they might say up y'all's way, "Uff Da!"
Peder Torgersen Recumbent Enthusiast
Subject: Re: ActionBent Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:48 pm
Nightturkey wrote:
Went to Dr. Steve's website. THAT'S the kind of helpful (and well put-together, I might add) site I like to see! Two thumbs up! Also went to sykkel-bent. Peder - you sell off-road seats for UNICYCLES??? Oy! Or, as they might say up y'all's way, "Uff Da!"
So far my unicycle riding has been fun. I thought when others can learn to ride a unicycle that I can also learn. Just took longer a little loooonger than it took me to learn to ride the Sofrider. I used crutches to keep balance and not fall worked great. I have had to jump off a few times but so far I landed on my feet. Now I can ride without the crutches up and down hills. The seat is very uncomfortable so I’m not planning any long trip. I’m not planning on using a tall unicycle or doing any fancy tricks. Young people learn faster but there is still hope for us that aren’t youngsters. It’s good to know that someone in the USA can read Norwegian!
Subject: Re: ActionBent 
Tue Feb 10, 2009 10:19 am
I have had to jump off a few times but so far I landed on my feet. Now I can ride without the crutches up and down hills. The seat is very uncomfortable so I’m not planning any long trip. I’m not planning on using a tall unicycle or doing any fancy tricks. Young people learn faster but there is still hope for us that aren’t youngsters. It’s good to know that someone in the USA can read Norwegian! 
