My trials setup

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That looks great and yeah, I bet it's fun! Drops aren't everything,
IMHO, I really like trials for the accuracy and precision standpoints.

I might show my lack of awareness in trials, here, but turning the
pallet upside down is something I hadn't seen before. I will give that a
try next time.

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Wow! That course rocks! That's exactly the kind if stuff I'd do with it
if I had the space and materials. My idea is to have a small area for
isolating and practicing individual skills, and then a ton of cool
trials lines such as what you have. I like the gapping bar sequence.
Also, those 4x4 posts are nice! I wonder who designed them🙄 .
Seriously, though, those look great. I also like how your course is so
adaptable, so that you can move stuff around and make it harder and more
interesting as you level increases. Have you thought about trying to do
gaps to a pallette from the end of that 2x4 balance beam? The only other
thing I'd add is a low to the ground 1 or 2" round rail for practicing
rail rides, as round rails feel different and are harder to ride (let
alone gap to and from) than 2x4s.

That looks great and have fun with it!

P.S. There's nothing wrong with a course that lacks huge moves. From
what I hear TOque last year didn't have any hops grweater than 2' in
height involved. Also, with a course like that you'll inevitably get a
decent hopping height within a reasonable amount of time if you practice
it a bit each ride.

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army can get you a Medal, while playing with one can get you thrown
out?

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Wow! That course rocks! That's exactly the kind if stuff I'd do with it
if I had the space and materials. My idea is to have a small area for
isolating and practicing individual skills, and then a ton of cool
trials lines such as what you have. I like the gapping bar sequence.
Also, those 4x4 posts are nice! I wonder who designed them🙄 .
Seriously, though, those look great. I also like how your course is so
adaptable, so that you can move stuff around and make it harder and more
interesting as you level increases. Have you thought about trying to do
gaps to a pallette from the end of that 2x4 balance beam? The only other
thing I'd add is a low to the ground 1 or 2" round rail for practicing
rail rides, as round rails feel different and are harder to ride (let
alone gap to and from) than 2x4s.

That looks great and have fun with it!

P.S. There's nothing wrong with a course that lacks huge moves. From
what I hear TOque last year didn't have any hops grweater than 2' in
height involved. Also, with a course like that you'll inevitably get a
decent hopping height within a reasonable amount of time if you practice
it a bit each ride.

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gerblefranklin - Trials Unicyclist

Don't you think it's a cruel irony that acting like a G.I. Joe in the
army can get you a Medal, while playing with one can get you thrown
out?

http://gallery.unicyclist.com/Trials-Muni

"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful. They will stop at nothing
to hurt us and our people, and nethier will we"-Dubya
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That is the most awesome track i ever seen.

Det där är den fetaste trials banan jag någonsin sett.

If i only had the: space, material and skaills with the hammer to make
that.

Om jag ändå hade haft: ytan, materialen och skickligheten med hammaren
att bygga någo sådant.

/ Felix

Ps. Jag har faktiskt byggt en (1) gapping bar Ds.

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De är jättekul!

Finns det nån webbsidor om mönster att bygga dem?

Jag ska resa till chalmers i Juli, kanske vi kan traffa och åka då.

in english (since my swedish is so bad the natives may not understand
me)

Those are very cool!

Are there any websites with plans to build them?

I shall travel to chalmers in July, maybe we can meet and ride then.

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gerblefranklin:

I had actually read your comments in earlier threads regarding the
importance of flexibility of a trials setup and I had that in mind when
I built it since I didn't really have any personal experience :-)

shapr:

Yes there are instructions, look and Andrew's and Pete's site:
http://unicycle.2ya.com/. Sure we can meet if you're around. July next
year? My address is [email hidden].

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