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Re: Multi-Wheeled unicycles

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  1. semach.the.monkey said:

    Well, to the best of my knowledge, a year or so ago, there were only 3
    competent riders in the UK (two of which were called Roger, so I guess
    that helps). I'm sure lots more have tried, and have probably had
    varying amounts of success. Personally, I've tried, and come to the
    conclusion it is impossible.

    If you're wanting to do it to perform, then as far as the general
    public is concerned, a 3 wheeler is much more impressive. They won't
    appreciate the complete mind-twist that a 2 wheeler does to a
    unicyclist, and will just like the fact that 3 wheels is better than 2.

    STM

    Yer i was kinda thinking which one would appeal more to the audience.
    now youve just made up my mind, yes i guess the 3 wheeler looks better,
    is taller, and its just something you dont see every day

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