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Unicycle security

June 14th, 2006 · Posted by Skuds in Life · No Comments · Life

unicycleWe are so used to seeing bicycles chained to lamp posts and railings everywhere that we almost do not notice them any more.

But when you see a 3-metre unicycle chained to a lamp post you have to stop and look. I can’t see it catching on as a form of commuter transport though.

There are some advantages, like superb visibility (see right over the tops of 4x4s, bendy buses, etc.), minimal obstruction when chained up, small turning circle, no need for mud guards, both hands free for hand signals/juggling but where are you going to put the briefcase and spare shoes?

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