The problem is either mental or you need to get used to your unicycle at
its current setting. I often found when I made a change in tire
pressure or seat hieght (or a number of other things) I had the same
problem, and the more I noticed it the worse it got. My solution was to
hop on the uni and ride it hard and fast until my legs were a little
tired (but loosened up) and then hop back on the uni. More often than
not it solved the problem.
Of course, inspect your unicycle before doing this to make sure your
wheel isn't off center. Also check your pedals, sometimes when your
grip on the pedals isn't strong it leads to changes in the way you
ride.
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mental
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you are offended i can take no responsibility for my actions because i
don't feel like it. also you are reading an internet newsgroup where
not everyone will share your same views and beliefs, be able to take
criticism and post/read threads at your own risk.*
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