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Published 16 March 2006
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Original author skianduniaddict
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Original post skianduniaddict
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16 March 2006, 20:22 UTC
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I need help i cant uni hop ive tried over and over ive watched videos read instructions but i just cant seem to do it can anyone help me
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16 March 2006, 20:30 UTC
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The hard thing for me when I was learning to hop was keeping my weight evenly on both pedals. If you let one foot take more weight, that pedal is going to go down and the wheel will roll. Concentrate on this. Grab the front of the seat and use your other arm for balance. Maybe, just for starters, try to stand up on the pedals without loosing your balance, and then sit down. Standing up needs to happen before you can hop.
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James_Potter
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16 March 2006, 21:36 UTC
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skianduniaddict said: I need help i cant uni hop ive tried over and over ive watched videos read instructions but i just cant seem to do it can anyone help me
Well, if you just can't do it, give up
lol, just kidding, use the link James gave you....quite helpful
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unijesse said: im too lazy to be lazy i gess
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skianduniaddict
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16 March 2006, 23:24 UTC
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Maybe, just for starters, try to stand up on the pedals without loosing your balance, and then sit down. Standing up needs to happen before you can hop.
o i didnt know u had to stay up its dark now so ill try tomaoro
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James_Potter
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dudewithasock
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17 March 2006, 05:31 UTC
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monkeyman said: sucky typist
you never know he could have learned his english from redhead or maxisback
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17 March 2006, 07:07 UTC
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His spelling isnt so bad.
Mike
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