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  1. I have been riding a uni for about 2 Years now and i am new to the
    forum.
    I was never very crazy about the sport until i started riding more and
    I had a stupid Question. I see all these different tutorials,
    crankrolls, handstands,unispins and I have no idea what these tricks
    are.
    could someone explain?

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  2. UNIman7 said:

    I have been riding a uni for about 2 Years now and i am new to the
    forum.
    I was never very crazy about the sport until i started riding more and
    I had a stupid Question. I see all these different tutorials,
    crankrolls, handstands,unispins and I have no idea what these tricks
    are.
    could someone explain?

    Well, im not quite sure who is willing to write out a list for you of
    all the tricks definitions..

    Try using the search funtion located at the top and try typing in
    something like "trick names" and see what comes up. Its 1 in the
    morning here and im about to go to bed, but i'll have you know that a
    180 unispin is when you jump off the unicycle, spin the unicycle 180
    degrees, and land back on the cranks/pedals.

    It is known as the 1spin, only because of the first number of the
    degree.

    This trick has different degrees. If the unicycle rotates 360 degrees,
    it is known as a 3spin, and so on.

    Just lurking around the forum can answer more questions than you may
    even have so far. Thats how I learned all I know. If it weren't for
    these forums, I would be nowhere with unicycling.

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  3. it uld take tunz of explaining cos its took me a few moths 2 find out
    about all this stuff. i was riding for 1 and a half years until i
    jioined this. just by making up threads,searching the intrnet and
    watching utube vids, soon fuound out.
    crankrolls, revs, flips and all are uniycycle tricks

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    Street & Trials }-360-unispin-'O,
    Nimbus Trials 20" ISIS
    I juggle 3 balls and do lots of tricks. I also juggle 4 for 10 secs and
    learning to juggle 5!
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  4. Unisykolist said:

    it uld take tunz

    What?

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