Best trials lines

I must say I am not much of a fan of the hopping stuff. I like to watch
people RIDE a trials line using hops just to get from places where they
can't pedal to other places where they can. A unicycle is not a pogo
stick, a series of hopping scenes isn't something that rings my bell.

Carey

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Well trials doesn't usually have much riding in it unless you are moving
between obstacles that are apart or you are riding skinnies.

I know this sounds stupid but my favorite kinds of lines are the ones
that I can do. I do 90% of my riding in my front yard in the street or
my driveway so when I go somewhere and I can find a trials line that I
can do I get excited. I don't mean really easy stupid things either. I
like techy things that aren't dangerous. A long time ago I made small
obstacles from Andrew's plans before unicycle.2ya.com was though of. I
like to come up with creative ways to incorporate them into other
harder lines.

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I like flat gaping from pallets to pallets.. I cant hop as high as zack
or ryan so I supose I dont really like hoping ot high.. usually 4-5
pallets is enough..I like lines where I do not have to pedal grab.. I
love riding skinnys that are squre..(round hurts)..so yea mostly techy
stuff that isnt really dangerous I guess

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yeah, i love pallets that are put on angles so they r steep and kind of
sketchy to get up and need lots of leg stability. And no trials line is
a trials line if it doesnt have big gaps and big step-ups and drops
😄.

But if anyone has any pictures of there own trials lines that they have
made from wood and just home made courses, could u please post pics,
coz i would love to get ideas to go towards my trials line 🙂

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I love riding lines right on the edge of my ability, but with very
little risk of injury if I (inevitably) fail. These include things like
massive gaps that I have to land in a pedal grab (something like 6.5ft
at the moment), and walls high enough to force me to do a pedal grab. I
like lines that force me to use all my skills, and help me build on
them.

Loose.

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