If this is the first ever post stored on the forum, then the forum is incomplete. The first post ever on the mailing list is 'here' (http://tinyurl.com/6ael8) and predates the one you brought up.
Only 2% of us can follow thru and learn on our own. The rest need constant motivation. I am launching a training school in a few months because I know if I am their to motivate these people when they are practicing they will succeed. I charge hourly and allow the use of my uni's and gear.
If you can't charge for your time then you must offer it as a donation. Its the only way the majority will learn. Once they learn then they will progress on their own.
*Only 2% of us can follow thru and learn on our own. The rest need constant motivation. I am launching a training school in a few months because I know if I am their to motivate these people when they are practicing they will succeed. I charge hourly and allow the use of my uni's and gear.
If you can't charge for your time then you must offer it as a donation. Its the only way the majority will learn. Once they learn then they will progress on their own. *
heheheh, I really don't think these guys are looking for help anymore. It's been over ten years since they made this post.... :p
*Well no one has posted yet so I'll start the ball rolling.
First, hello to everyone on the list, it's a shame the newsgroup didn't get created, but I think mailing lists are always a little more personal anyway.
Second, I thought I may as well start a discussion... *
It didn't occur to me to look at the date on that one. I was wondering what the **** he was talking about! How does that happen anyway?
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Someone like munifreak searches around and finds the really old post, then hits reply and adds the comment "first ever post is now the most recent.", then clicks "Submit Reply".
i just purchased a new Pashley unicycle, thats right Pashey has started production of unicycle... there is a new trend called "MUni" not sure what that means yet but my new pashley unicycle hasnt broke yet and i just rode off a CURB!!!
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I'm shopping for a unicycle too! There's this guy Jaggerr that I met online. He says he has an almost new Troxel unicycle he wants to sell me. He just bought it new and it's in grate shape, but he wants to sell it so he can have a Schwinn unicyle to match is Schwinn Varsity 10-speeder.
* There's this guy Jaggerr that I met online. He says he has an almost new Troxel unicycle he wants to sell me. He just bought it new and it's in grate shape, but he wants to sell it so he can have a Schwinn unicyle to match is Schwinn Varsity 10-speeder.
Plus he'll ship it to me free! *
sorry the Troxel has been sold but i have a brand new Bell Skid Lid for sale if your interested.
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Ah, the memories... mine was canary yellow and about 40 pounds... I paid for it with the paper route and continued to deliver papers with it. I eventually put bar end shifters on it. When I was 17, Dad and I did a 640 mile tour up through New England into Canada, including the White Mountains. We made our own panniers from army surplus backpacks. We slept in a tent in people's backyards, including one night of icy rain which puddled under the tent. Crazy!