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  1. I'll start by opologising (sp) because I'm sure you get millions of
    these sort of posts but anyhoooo. As you may have already relised, I'm
    new. I decided to buy myself a unicycle 3 days ago because I've always
    been interested in the idea of riding a 'one wheeler' and so I raided
    ebay in search of a unicycle. On the advise of a few a random websites
    I bought a 20inch cycle as that fitted my height and waited....
    So a bit about myself,
    my names Lee, I'm 16 and live in Newcastle, UK. My other hobbies
    include parkour (google it if you don't know what it is) and 2 wheeled
    trials riding (which gives my a certain level of experience of being on
    on one wheel, although I don't no whether that should help me or not)
    Within the past 3 days I've just about mastered what I deem to be the
    basics of riding a unicycle ie riding in a straight line, turning and
    the ability to ride a straight line, and I can hop it around like a
    pogo stick for ever(don't no if that has a special name or not) and now
    I'm appealing to you s to see where I should go next, is it just a case
    of just messing around and practising and should it slowly just come to
    me, or can you advise anything in particular bearing in mind at the
    moment I think I'm heading in the dirrection of street/trials
    unicycleing. THanks for your help in advance/hope.

    Lee

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  2. tintinleeboy said:

    now I'm appealing to you s to see where I should go next

    You should go to 'NUTS'
    (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57285). It's being
    held in Newcastle this month. It's a street/trials ride so would
    probably give you an idea of what to be trying out. Sounds like you are
    already pretty good. especially, hopping and riding all within just 3
    days.
    also, welcome to the forum!
    Amanda

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  3. Welcome!
    Sounds like you're pretty good after 3 days riding. Probably the bike
    trials and the parkuour has helped you out a bit.

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  4. Ride down stairs. Be careful, take one step at a time. Go 2, then 3,
    then 4 etc. Find some that are very wide. Standard steps are hard at
    first.

    Backwards. It is very uselful later on.

    Huck steps. 2 3 4 etc.

    Get some pallets and start working on sidehopping higher and higher.

    Weirdly, I would recommend getting yourself a vid of very good riders,
    or go riding with other people. It gives you ideas and motivation.

    Welcome to the Forums!

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    leo said:

    Without cocks you wouldn't even have a family forum.

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  5. Welcome

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  6. thanks for all the help everyone. greatly appretiated and I will
    definitly be looking into NUTs more.

    Lee

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