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  1. I have been able to freemount my unicycle and ride it where I want under
    control what is next?

    walking the unicycle, gliding, etc?

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  2. idle.

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    Evan Byrne said:

    hope you like my super crappy present, but hey, you said you needed a
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  3. iridemymuni said:

    idle.

    how should I go about doing that?

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  4. you pretty much just rock back and forth on your uni. its not that
    difficult. you can also try hopping.

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  5. i learnt the other day after putting off doing it for 2 months.

    i got next to a fence, held it with one hand and tried to idle the
    unicycle while holding on. i did that for about half an hour, didnt
    seem like i was progressing much.

    then i rode forwards, came to a stop, rode backwards half a revolution,
    then continued riding forwards. i did that till i could do it good.
    then i tried to do that but with another forward and back half
    revolution. i kept doing that and so on and so forth. then i juts
    rpacticed idling straight out. it's not really that hard you just have
    to remember that you have to make the unicycle go forwards and
    backwards and you keep your upperbody in the same spot with it moving
    under you, not you moving over it.

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    wrench.

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  6. Work on your 'levels'
    (http://www.unicycling.org/unicycling/skills/skills.html)

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