Need Help!!!!

first of all, these skills you have named are not freestyle... they
would all fall under "street" skills or possibly trials.
what kind of unicycle are you riding? do not try to do jumps on
anything not built for trials.
otherwise, for information on any of these skills go here:'tricks'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/search.php)

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well i have 2 unicycles one is a 20 inch torker and another torker 5
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my point is, make sure you have the equipment you require. is the torker
an '06 DX? from what i hear, anything torker but the '06 Dx is not for
trials. dont even think about doing hops of drops on anything not built
for this purpose.

pedal grabs, and crank stalls are an easy skill to start on, they
should take very little time to learn. try searching the forum for the
countless number of threads which explain the basics, and then go
practice.

the 360... is it rolling/jumping/static/hopping?
it makes a big difference as to what kind you are trying to learn. in
any case, try to 180 first.

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acctually all of the torker dx's have a splined nub so
could(theoretically) be used for trials. but if you want help with
trials stuff search the forums.

p.s. starting 2 threads in two days about the same subject is a waste
of time...yours and ours. just a helpful hint.

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Another helpfull hint is to make your thread title more descriptive.
"Help needed with pedal grabs, stalls, 360's, and high jumps" would be
perfect. Then people know right away what your thread is about.
This forum is getting busier and busier and very few people have the
time to check all the threads anymore. As a rule, most people will
ignore threads with vague thread titles and you might miss out on some
really kewl advice.

The only advice I can give you is "Practise, Practise, Practise".
Hope that helps.

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ok thanks but no it is not a '06 it was an '03 model before they made
the T fork but ok i try

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yea um i have a torker lx 20 inch yea is it go for doing
street,freestyle, trials, highhoping seat out, and gapping?

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nope ...itll break pretty soon.

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how much do trials unicycles cost usually? cause i was gonna get a
muni... but i would rather have a trials....

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round 300-400 usd for a decent one like a qu-ax or up to over 5-600 for
one with profiles. or you could just get a dx for like 275-300. of
course you could always go for a non splined but that would be
morecostly in the long run.

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Advice on how to write a thread title already given, so that's covered.

muzzle said:

first of all, these skills you have named are not freestyle... they
would all fall under "street" skills or possibly trials.

Listen not to Street/Trials snobs that will try to "own" categories of
tricks under their disciplines. Freestyle encompasses *everything,*
though it is most commonly performed on a flat floor. Pretty much
anything you can do in a Freestyle performance can be done in Street,
and vice-versa. Street is so new, in fact, that the edges are far from
being defined. Mostly it shouldn't need any.

Keeping the various unicycling disciplines from building walls between
themselves...

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ok and what exactly is a a non splined unicycle
i was planing on getting a "20 inch nimbus trails unicycle" is that
good?
and ok i will try a new title

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the nimbus is non splined which means that it is quite weak and wont
take much punishment before you have to replace parts...your far better
off with a qu-ax or torker dx 2006

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