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fall over sideways

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  1. Hi,
    I have now made it up to about ten crank rotations before I wipe out
    on my KH20. I tend to fall over sideways on my right. Have tried
    keeping my right arm on the seat and my left arm out but still fall to
    the right.
    Any idea why this should be so consistent?

    ...Dave..

    I don't suppose there is a 'Dummies guide to the Unicycle??'

  2. Dave said:

    I don't suppose there is a 'Dummies guide to the Unicycle??'

    In fact there are several. E.g. you could look at my site for the
    "tips for beginners"
    <http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/uni_beginners.htm>. The Word document
    downloadable from there handles how to learn riding. However, it
    doesn't specifically address your falling to the right problem, other
    than the general notion that if you fall to the right, you have to
    turn to the right to keep the wheel under you. I guess it boils down
    to just practice some more.

    BTW, I notice you are writing on the newsgroup (not the web-based
    forum) like I am. It seems that once more newsgroup posts don't make
    it to the forum, and vice-versa. Since the forum has 95% of the users
    of this community, your post is getting to preciously few people.

    Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
    --
    "The more you think, the less you have to do. - Leo Vandewoestijne"

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