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   Bø!rge (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Monday, 26-Jun-2023 16:16:31 JST Bø!rge

   • Ruarí Ødegaard

   Vakkert å se så mange sykler utenfor skolen i levere-ungen-tid! 😃

   Men jeg så akkurat en fyr komme ut av skolegården med en enhjulssykkel, og jeg lurer på om han frakter ungen på ryggen, eller hva som skjer!? 🤔

   @ruario #Oslo #SykkelTuter #sykkel

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     Ruarí Ødegaard (ruario@social.vivaldi.net)'s status on Sunday, 02-Jul-2023 19:37:16 JST Ruarí Ødegaard

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     @forteller Ha… I just dropped off my own kid and cycled away on a unicycle (but not in Tøyen! 😉 ).

     I can't speak for this other guy but my child and I came by bus and then after that I cycled on to work.

     However I have another theory for this person. I know a couple of dads in Oslo whose children unicycle *very* well. Perhaps the kid came on a unicycle as well?

     Tomorrow look at the locked up kids "bikes", perhaps one of them is "missing a wheel". 😜

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     Bø!rge (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Sunday, 02-Jul-2023 19:37:16 JST Bø!rge

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     • Ruarí Ødegaard

     @ruario Hehe, that would be awesome, if father and child come to school on seperate unicycles :)

     But since you mention locking, I've been wondering: How do you actually do that? Anyone with a regular bike knows that you can't just lock the front wheel. But the rest of the unicycle is just one metal rod, that you could slip out of any lock, right?