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Published 7 September 2007
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Original post robdizzle
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7 September 2007, 22:15 UTC
#1
can anyone give me a tutorial or some helpful hints
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7 September 2007, 22:53 UTC
#2
Learn first how to ride standing over the seat if you don't know how already and learn to ride with your stomach on the seat. This makes learning sif so much easier. All you have to do is lean over the uni putting your stomach on the seat and ride. This helps with learning seat in front because you can still use both arms for balance but your not on the seat. (I hope that made sense).😕
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8 September 2007, 01:27 UTC
#4
surfer you are my hero we absolutley have to meet up in chicago maybe your godliness will rub off on me
lol
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8 September 2007, 01:30 UTC
#5
did you ever reply to my comment in the chicago thread rob? you should, lol
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8 September 2007, 19:49 UTC
#8
im not that far behind the noob level either. I can ride distance and light muni but as far as trials and freestyle are concerned I'm not that advanced.
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9 September 2007, 00:07 UTC
#10
One thing that I found to be much harder to do on a hevy uni is pedalgrab. I could do it on my 2* pound learner uni but can't on my 14.4 pound hoppley.
*it's broken
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9 September 2007, 05:09 UTC
#11
only 2 pound :eek: :eek:
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10 September 2007, 01:27 UTC
#12
I live in hamilton too and im looking to buy a trials uni. Wher did you buy yours?
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