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lalalalal...Air pressure

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  1. Hey guys, and gals!

    Love the site,
    came accrost it a few days ago, the next day I bought a uni from a local
    bike shop. Not sure of the make or what not, didn't really care!

    you can check some of the picture out at:
    www.logontothis.com/curtis/uni/uni.htm

    First off let me say - this isn't the easest sport to learn!!

    I race motorcycles:
    www.breakawayracing.ca
    And that sport is 10 times easer than riding a Unicycle!

    I also jump out of airplanes, ride mountain bikes, and go to the gym
    every now and again. and Unicycling is the single hardest sport - hobby
    I have every tried!

    Ok, on to my question*(:🙁make sure you read this far, please!)::*

    As you can see I have a knobby tire.. its a 2.5 incher.. Max air
    pressure with a 320 lbs person on it is 40lbs of air.. What air pressure
    should I be running in the tire to learn? Is lower easer to learn with
    , or a harder tire?..

    Any other tips would be great, been reading lots, but any help is great.
    Um, the balancing is hard.. right now I envy anyone that can ride a
    Uni!

    LAter LAter,
    Thanks.

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    UNtoldfox
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