I almost died today.

I bought a mountain bike to help me get in shape for elk season. It's been years since I rode one of those stupid things. Now I'm hoping that I just don't draw the freakin' elk tag.

LOL, you should have gotten one of these,,take the seat of & I bet you wont fall of,,,regardless of how many bumps you hit.

how far did you try to ride the first day? the end of the driveway should have been enough. take it gradually.

jkcerda wrote:LOL, you should have gotten one of these,,take the seat of & I bet you wont fall of,,,regardless of how many bumps you hit.

LOL.... yea call mark he is an expert on this type of action......Less just say he was taught by the best!!! OO yea he will even make you ride on gravel (with the seat off0 to make it more enjoyable!!!!

very true; sneaky, there must be some nice washboard gravel roads down there, right?

Get in shape, have fun, save on batteries....

[quote="markalbob"]very true; sneaky, there must be some nice washboard gravel roads down there, right?

Get in shape, have fun, save on batteries....[/quote]


LOL, awesome.
are trying to learn to balance by placing your unicycle on top of a washing machine in spin cycle?
saves you the trip outside as well

[quote="jkcerda"]

markalbob wrote:very true; sneaky, there must be some nice washboard gravel roads down there, right?

Get in shape, have fun, save on batteries....[/quote]


LOL, awesome.
are trying to learn to balance by placing your unicycle on top of a washing machine in spin cycle?
saves you the trip outside as well

JK......sooooo, I see you are really creative with ideas!!! Now tell me, what is your favorite thing to do in your spare time!!

spare time?

man I am using that unycycle to prepare for a triathlon,,,you should see me swim with it

Do you carry it while swimming or do you leave it attached to the bunger and just pull it along??

Q!! wrote:Do you carry it while swimming or do you leave it attached to the bunger and just pull it along??

leave it attached, you save like 3 mins of your time,,ask archer, I think he slept with his.

sick you people are sick. triathalon.

So, does it get sore just leaving it crammed in there??? I am assuming here that you use the seatless model.

leaving the seat on would require less muscle tone.

gobbleinwoods wrote:leaving the seat on would require less muscle tone.

and a hell of a bigger ass

markalbob wrote:very true; sneaky, there must be some nice washboard gravel roads down there, right?

Get in shape, have fun, save on batteries....

I was on an old lease road. Much bumpier than any gravel road. I lost the seat of my bike somewhere. Still can't seem to find it.

ask juan to post his bottle x-ray, might give you a general idea......

Sneaky wrote:

markalbob wrote:very true; sneaky, there must be some nice washboard gravel roads down there, right?

Get in shape, have fun, save on batteries....

I was on an old lease road. Much bumpier than any gravel road. I lost the seat of my bike somewhere. Still can't seem to find it.

use the two holer for a day to two. seats tend to clog up plumbing or so I have been told.

markalbob wrote:ask juan to post his bottle x-ray, might give you a general idea......

here you go, Marks visit to CA.