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BC/Impossible Wheel question

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  1. Hello, I just borrowed my unicycle clubs BC Wheel. I've been
    riding it for about 2 days and I can ride down my street,
    which is about 200 ft long. It is one of the old style BC
    Wheels with pegs instead of platforms. So I was wondering,
    are the BC Wheels with platforms easier to ride and keep
    your balance, than the BC Wheels with pegs?

    -Sabin

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  2. I am guessing so.....When I was trying a BC wheel it was
    really hard cause it only had pegs. and they kept slipping,
    so I kept falling off.

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  3. do you need to know how to glide to ride a BC wheel?

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