Learning to ride....

I just push them out in the front just before I mount. Wearing tight
shorts helps in keeping them out of the way...

I think if you are a beginner it would be useful if you spread your arms
out to aid balance instead of your hands on the saddle.And a support
device is better initially, as it helps you get used to pedaling for a
longer distance (compared to just freestyling it) and helps you ride in
a straight line once you get the hang of riding( pedaling a few
revolutions)...Once you can do that, let go of the wall opr fence or
whatver you were holding on do...

You can search for previous threads on similar issues..

P.S.- If you use a support system you can mount and then get your nuts
out of the way and continue practising until your nuts automatically get
out of the way<<<I don't know how that works but I don't "adjust" as
much as I used to when I started out..

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get some cycling shorts
they help to keep them out the way for long periods of time

u can learn without using any kind of support
i suspect it might take a bit longer tho
if u do want to use support, use it to get used to the smoothly
rotational way u have to pedal in order to be able to ride the uni
make sure u keep all your wight on the seat

let us know how u get on

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try doing the static mount first it is easier in my mind, also you
should hold onto something it will help you learn. you should also learn
the technique where your just turn your uni when your about to fall
cause it is helpful now and when you can ride if your about too fall
but the static mount is the easiest but i would recommend holding onto
something to mount and learn to mount after you can already ride.
and you dont have to get bike shorts get pull up all your "parts" then
get on the seat

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Ok thanks for the suggestions, I'm gonna go out and put em to use 🙂

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dont hold with two hands use one to kinda get a hold then let go if your
learning you want both hands for balence

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