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Re: Whole lotta Questions

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  1. I find it easier to ride skinnies quite fast, I can ride flat things
    about 2" wide, but I only ride them close to the ground. I find it
    easier to keep in a straight line with a bit of momentum, if I go slow
    I may need to turn to get balance.

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  2. SkierAlex said:

    I find it easier to ride skinnies quite fast, I can ride flat things
    about 2" wide, but I only ride them close to the ground. I find it
    easier to keep in a straight line with a bit of momentum, if I go slow
    I may need to turn to get balance.

    yes, the faster you go the more stable the unicycle will be, and the
    more likely to go in a straight line. However, the time to react if you
    go off course is dramatically reduced.

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