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Re: Did trials for the first time yesterday!

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  1. My guess would be the quick learning curve would only apply to common
    skills such as hopping. I doubt that expert uni or bike specific skills
    can be attained overnight by experts crossing over in either direction.

    In either case it is great to watch riders at that skill level in any
    discipline.

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  2. I think its the common moves is the fast learning, like jump on the
    wheel up on things....I have ride skateboard for over 5yeras to so maby
    there is some help from that i dont know......but I found out that jump
    was the only thing I found verry easy fast....the rest I think will
    take the time to learn i guess

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