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Published 22 May 2007
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Original author Russtynail
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Original post Russtynail
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22 May 2007, 01:12 UTC
#1
I realize probably 10000000 questions have been asked--BUT I did try searching my question first-So bear with me-
When grinding, Do I grind with the crank that is facing the back or front? Thanks-Russell
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22 May 2007, 01:22 UTC
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depends what foot do you pedal grab with. it makes it easier if you do the pedal grabbing foot because you already have the landing on the pedal (on something) feeling down.
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gordito8me said: it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid, but not really that fun.
Unicaw89 said: Koxx rapes Torker hard!
skianduniaddict said: never give 4 teenagers a camera... they go crazy
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Radical Reed
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22 May 2007, 01:54 UTC
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Alrighty! Sweet! I will try both and see what works out best! Thanks! Russell
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22 May 2007, 02:30 UTC
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Jkohse said: what you cant grind a unicycle thats crazy, nobody can.
can you drop in the bowl?
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
okay then justin...
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22 May 2007, 10:20 UTC
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i grind with my crank backwards. but i really wished i did it with my crank forward, it seems easier. is it? i will try to learn both ways soon:P
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skianduniaddict
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22 May 2007, 11:09 UTC
#9
do u grind with ur crank too
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22 May 2007, 16:08 UTC
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are you asking me? yes i am, or i dont know when i grind handrails, cause i dont do them often:p but it seems easier to grind with the crank forward
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22 May 2007, 17:16 UTC
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try and learn how to grind with your pedal and not so much your crank because when you get on hand rails your crank will fall over the hand rail most the time and the hand rail will get caught imbetween your crank and tire causing you to fall and potentially kill your kids... learning both ways is good though but i find grinding with the crank froward easier than crank in back because when i grind with the crank in back my foot hits the rail and it makes me stop or slow down and its harder to balance so i grind with crank forward and its easier to balance with the crank forward because it gives you a little bit more stability.
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22 May 2007, 19:49 UTC
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kris.lee said: i grind with my crank backwards. but i really wished i did it with my crank forward, it seems easier. is it? i will try to learn both ways soon:P
I grind foot forward (right foot) and I use my right hand to grab the sadle. I find it easier to grind this way then to my handfree side. I only grind on the pedal: beter on rails and slides faster (less contact point then with crank+pedal)
Peter M
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habbywall said: I bet yoggi would like that. It looks comfortable for nude riding.
kris.lee said: as far as i know, you dont like the koxx unis, you love KH:p
Evan Byrne said: OWNED!!!!
iridemymuni said: just like that time you got owned by that tennis net?
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