Freestyle unicycling
About
Freestyle unicycling is type of unicycling that focuses on performing tricks typically in a large flat open space. These tricks often involve riding or mounting a unicycle in a challenging ways e.g. riding with only one foot on a pedal (see Example freestyle riding or here or the unicylopedia for a list of skills).
At unicycle conventions there are often freestyle competitions in which an individual or individuals perform a routine incorporating skills (and often fancy dress) on which they judged. An example can be seen in figure 1 where two people are performing a paired freestyle routine in fancy dress.
Freestyle unicycles
Freestyle unicycles typically have a 20" wheel with a thin smooth tyre and a long neck. Freestyle unicycles often have plastic pedals (as opposed to metal pedals) and a white tyre because they don't mark the floor which more often than not is a hired hall. An example of this can be seen in figure 2. Freestyle unicycles are also commonly used to play unicycle hockey.
Examples of freestyle unicycling
- Koxx one freestyle video
- A video of a freestyle routine
- A video of a paired freestyle routine
- A video of a group freestyle routine
This page was last updated:Tuesday 24th November 2009
