Its the first warm day of spring!
this post was created on the 3speak platform but there is no way to crosspost to engrave which is where I want it. (not a duplicate - see rewards come to me).
I took the day off and did 13 miles (21km) in the nature reserve, plus the to and from home.
Join me on my Kingsong S18 as we do six hours of walking in less than an hour. But that doesn't mean I was going fast the whole time. I did not add any music this time because I wanted to test a home made anti wind noise solution and I want to see how many sounds will be picked up
then I will make more modifications if necessary.
At higher speeds, I can still talk 18" from my phone while it is in the stabilizer. Both loud and soft sounds are picked up just fine.
There is the city and Puerto Madero on one side (west) and the Rio de la Plata on the other (east),with lots of trails and wildlife in between. I even saw a fisherman checking his covid-flab, but I did not see it until I was editing at home.
People have seen me on the S18 and other unicycles for almost ten years, but they seem to be surprised that I am not on a bicycle (invented in 1817) and none have moved onward to the one wheel world. I was hoping to avoid a lot of the screaming and pointing (plus questions on how it works) so I could have a quiet ride through the nature reserve.
There were some small outbursts inside and a bunch of wows as I exited the reserve.
Although my hands are free as I drive with my feet, it is still hard to drive well, while manipulating a joystick on the gyroscopic stabilizer. I will do more dialogue now that I know that wind noise is not a factor. What do you think (suggest)?
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