Re: Did trials for the first time yesterday!



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> To be honest I'm not really sure you "just started trials". You make it
> sound as if you got on your uni for the second time and started hopping
> around.



I started riding the last week of April but didn't try jumping on it
until 3 days ago.



> Woh nice 51 cm first try WTH!!! I can only get 26cms and ive been
> riding for 2 months or close to 2 months. I got my kh20 3 weeks ago
> maybe 4 now. How did you get such a good jump on your first attempt???
> Or have you been practising hoping not in trial riding ? :S



Well without a unicycle I can jump over things that are about 3.5-4ft
tall depending on how good my jump was. I like to jump. Besides uniing
jumping over stuff is probably my favorite thing to do. Think that
might've helped a little with my hopping.


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This is sounding a little bit like -another- thread about jumping, so
I'd really like to see you jumping and clearing 20" si so please post a
video asap.:)


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Alright, I'll go out later today and film it.


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invertedcheese wrote:
> Alright, I'll go out later today and film it.

Cool I'll watch for it. Up & over a high jump bar, stick, string w/e
would be great. Just make sure you measure it on film! :)


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invertedcheese wrote:
> Well without a unicycle I can jump over things that are about 3.5-4ft
> tall depending on how good my jump was. I like to jump. Besides uniing
> jumping over stuff is probably my favourite thing to do. Think that
> might've helped a little with my hopping.


I like to jump over stuff, up stuff and what ever ( parkour [image:
http://www.metropower.co.uk/forum/images/emoticons/bowl.gif]) But i
have been riding for about a year on my trials unicycle, and cant get
over 20" SI, yet alone SIF!:(


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