Creating new Unicyclist

What is a Onza 24x3.0 muni?
The standard has a 2.6" wide kenda kinetics tyre.. and i just love it..
not as dull and heavy as a 3"!

Edit:
And yes it seems it's a lot easier for people who have a unicyclinst
near by..
Though many of them thinks the other way.. If he does it with such an
ease, why aint i doing the same thing?
he has better balance and such things.. really depressing.

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I taught 1 to ride and go 2 others into trials type stuff

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lleberg said:

What is a Onza 24x3.0 muni?
The standard has a 2.6" wide kenda kinetics tyre.. and i just love it..
not as dull and heavy as a 3"!

Its just an onza with at duro tire on it, although you do have a good
point, maybe I should convince him to get a 2.6 insted, so we can have
some varience in our group, anyone know the rim width of the onza muni?

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i got one of my friends into it and he likes it alot.
we have alot of funrideing

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i got one of my friends into it and now i'm getting two of my friends
who started with me into trials/muni

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my best advice to creating a new unicyclist is avoid birth control...but
that's creating one from scratch.

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When I got my unicyle my neighbor came over alot and practiced my
unucycle, for a while he was starting to get better then me, I kinda
wouoldn't let him ride it untill I got better then him 😄

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ive taught 4. only one, my old friend who moved, really got into it. he
did like 2 or 3 ft drops before he moved. not sure how far hes gotten
now.

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I've personally taught two, but those two have gone on to teach many
more, and so on...I was the second person in Moscow to be a unicyclist
(well, fourth actually, but two of 'em don't count) but now there's
about fifteen people here who at least know how to ride.

the other two who learned before me went to the University of Idaho,
you've probably heard of both of them...George Peck went here, and
Chris Reeder, inventor of the Reeder Handle. I've actually gone riding
with Chris a couple times.

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Myself and one friend found out we could check out some really crappy
unicycles on campus here about 2 years ago. We both gave it a try, he
gave up after a day, I stuck with it. I talked to friends into
learning with me. Today they teach a class through the university (for
credit) involving instruction in three activities (juggling,
unicycling, slacklining)...I also introduced them to slacklining. I
also got my roommate and one other friend into unicycling and then
eventually the friend who originally tried it with me. Now the six of
us are quite the uni-gang. There are also about 10 people on campus
now who can unicycle to some extent as a result of the class.

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cyberpunk said:

Who here has helped create new unicyclist? I have

I've only inspired others to discover unicycling. There's no creation
going on here.

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I've taught 3 people, including my son and two coworkers. Three others
I've inspired to 1 (get strated again) 2 learn. Thats 6 with all of the
qualifiers.

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unidad

Momma says this is a waste of time.
So who wants to go uni?
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My three teenage sons and I Muni together, often with some other San
Diego riders. I guess everyone ultimately teaches themselves to ride
Uni. I would like to think I gave them a bit of inspiration...

Actually, they all got real inspired by attending Cal Muni 2005, it was
awesome for all of us.🙂

We are all at about the 1 to 2 foot drop stage, but now they are
starting to get better a lot faster than I am. I guess I'll have to
start riding at lunch to keep up😄

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