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Drops to downhill

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  1. Can you guys do drops to downhill? It seems like it would be really
    hard. I'm gonna learn them this summer for sure. Any tips?

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  2. i find it easyer, im not very good at rollouts on flat so its much
    easyer on me and my uni to drop to a steep slope.

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  3. There is a short video tutorial that was made in a rush but may
    help...at www.unicycle.2ya.com . It's in the muni section, and covers
    different ways of getting your pedals where you want them to be for the
    landing. It's not great though.

    Good luck,
    Andrew

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