Day 4 - Can I Unicycle Across a Country Using ONLY Hiking Trails?
🕑 Added 2023-12-04 17:26:47 +0000 UTCThis series documents my attempt to ride a unicycle 674km across the entire width of Latvia. I’m alone and unsupported, wild camping along the way. If this wasn't challenging enough I'm also sticking exclusively to an off-road hiking route, named the Baltic Forest Trail!
Find out more: https://baltictrails.eu/en/forest?lang=en Supported by Latvia Travel in collaboration with LIAA and ERAF.
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Jonny Constantine
Another great video Ed. Really enjoying this series!
Daniel Burt
I imagine suspension would make the balancing aspect of unicycling very difficult. But with no experience, I don’t know for sure. It would be interesting to hear if Ed has tried that. Maybe even a low travel suspension seatpost would do it? Like something from Cane Creek?
Daniel Burt
Your video style is so peaceful. It really combines well with the beautiful scenery there. Thanks for sharing with us.
Rowan Kerseboom
Loving the new series, great job Ed! I do have one question, why are the videos uploaded to Vimeo and not YouTube? With Vimeo I can't watch them on my TV :(
Thiemo Fischer
Break a leg! ... Literally speaking now, please don't.
Milan Bharanya
With the new smaller "off-road" unicycle, do you have any kind of suspension? I remember on the world unicycle tour no suspension was an issue at times
Seymour Butts
Tremendous few episodes so far Ed. Really love your cinematographic style, is so watchable. Makes me want to rewatch your back catalogue! think I'm going to have a round the world unicycle binge watch over the Christmas holidays!
Ed Pratt
Cheers Samson. It felt pretty nostalgic getting back on a uni
Ed Pratt
I carried 2x10,000mah power banks. Plus a handful for extra batteries for my action cams. This would do me about a week if I was sparing. Whenever possible I'd charge things up on the rare occasion id find a cafe
Kalle Hederos Eriksson
How do you keep your camera, phone etc charged? You have a big powerbank?
Samson Danziger
Well done Ed! Watching this is reminiscent of your earlier round the world stuff where it was just you cycling through the wilderness. Which I love. Looking forward to the next episodes