Tony Fisher
Veteran
I'm calling this a world's first since I can't find anyone else who has done it. I've seen solves riding along very flat surfaces, balanced stationary or on uni-cycles but none like this. It took several attempts at different locations to get something even half watchable. Originally I wanted to get a Go-Pro for this kind of thing but my Sony DSCWX350 worked fine. I guess a slightly wider angle would have ensured the cube stayed in shot but it's not too bad. The camera was attached to a chest harness using a custom made adapter which fixed onto the Go-Pro style connector.
I think the cube was a Zhanchi and I probably hadn't done OH since the 80s prior to these attempts. It was very easy to lose track on the cube while trying not to lose track on the bike.
I think the cube was a Zhanchi and I probably hadn't done OH since the 80s prior to these attempts. It was very easy to lose track on the cube while trying not to lose track on the bike.