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Published 25 June 2006
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Original post cmsustud19
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25 June 2006, 01:03 UTC
#1
I read some tips on here and today I finally rode SIF for almost the length of a tennis court (well over half way anyways) I did it many times but my legs are not strong enough yet to keep going 😎
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stuckinwheeliemode
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25 June 2006, 09:20 UTC
#3
hold it very close to your body whilst learning. Seat out tricks (and seat drags for that matter) are all about riding with even pressure on both pedals (im sure youve picked this up by now).
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25 June 2006, 09:50 UTC
#5
when i try to ride sif the unicycle starts swaying side to side and i fall off, i need to work on that even pressure thing a lot more
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25 June 2006, 10:04 UTC
#6
once you get good at it take the seat clamp off so the seat isnt actually attached to the thingyand it becomes a lot harder to ride, though its fun to do.
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25 June 2006, 10:32 UTC
#7
if you drop the seat through the tube it'll hit your tyre and will stop you dead. that would be interesting to watch
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25 June 2006, 10:50 UTC
#8
thats y it is fun and challenging to do. if it hits the tire it kinda just scraps there and you UPD, nothing speacial.
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