I haven't ridden one of those things in forever, but here's what I found
helped me.
Don't worry about the tire wobbling and hitting your legs, it's
probably best to let it rub against your leg for the first couple revs
or so. Once you get past that you can work on keeping the wheel in the
middle.
Go back to your unicycle and get as good as you can at riding SIF with
the seat extended (if you can't do that already). Try holding onto the
seat with as little weight as possible.
I wouldn't really recommend relying on a wall or fence unless you could
get one with a place to hold onto on both sides. Even then you're
probably better off just starting from a wall then going for it on your
own. I remember having to do that when I was learning.
I'd make a video of some sort if I had an ultimate wheel. 🙂
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Joe 'Hodgekins said:Oh... they don't kick bricks, do they?
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