quick tricks to learn on a torker?

One footing is always good. A CX should easily be able to put up with it
unless they're crappier than I thought. 1 footing toom me a while to
learn, but that's because I only practiced on the way to school.

there are pllenty of sites that have help with one footing, but the
basic idea is that you get riding at a decent clip, then take your foot
off the pedal. you'll fall off, but eventually you will do a couple
pedal strokes or something.

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hoping

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Going backwards. It'll probably take about as long to learn to go
backwards as forwards, but it is such an awesome thing when you learn
it. It might not be a fast trick to learn, but for some reason of the
three unicycles I tried to learn it on, the torker was the easiest by
far.

Good Luck with the Tricks!

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