I just got my first uni (a 20" torker unistar cx) and so far its been
great. Ive been practicing the past couple of days and im not really
going very far, with my record being about 20'. After a bit of riding
and reading i found i needed to lean forward a lot more that i was. I
dont know if my buttox is funny shaped or what, but ussually its hard
for me to lean forward enough unless im sittin on the very very back end
of the seat, but when i do that i slip off the back a considerable
amount of times. I also noticed that the front of my seat is at a higher
angle than the back so i turned the uni around and found that it was
much easier, but was not comfortable with the skinny part of the seat
poking my bum and the wide part hitting my legs. So today i took a small
hand towel and taped it on the back of the seat to make it naturaly a
higher angle. Ive found that this
1. Makes the seat more comfortable
2. Helps protect the uni seat from scrapes
3. Allows me to lean forward more without thinking about it resulting in
much futher rides than normal.
Im now almost consistently breaking my record from last night with the
towl on. Anywho, i was wondering if anyone else was having trouble
leaning forward on their uni, and if so, what they did about it.
Joseph
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