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Original post Huthwaite
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2 April 2004, 22:31 UTC
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What's it like riding a Giraffe?
If I can ride a uni, what's the main difference (except the obvious) between riding that and a tall one?
Which one should I buy? One for 400 quid a bit steep or is it worth the money over breaking a cheaper version?
Thanks for the advice!
JJ
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Andrew_carter
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2 April 2004, 22:31 UTC
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I have a cheap 5' giraffe. It's holding up fine. The main difference in the riding experience in my opinion is how long it takes to fall. If you can overcome the mental difference in the riding experience it's not too hard to ride at all, in fact you have more time to compensate for loss of balance...you just have to trust yourself. I find my giraffe easier to idle in a small area. I'd go for the cheaper one.
Andrew
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