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side-mount question

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  1. Hey gang,
    My hats off to you who can do those crazy mounts!
    I was tired of doing the same old static mounts (I can do left or right)
    so I thought of trying a "cool looking" side-mount, instead of sticking
    the uni seat on my crotch to mount while people are watching. 😄 (I get
    alot of attention from people when I mount my Coker, they all want to
    know HOW anyone gets on the BIG uni)
    I admit, I am bit scared. I dread that I'd fall on my Coker and hurt
    myself AND damage my uni, so I dare not try it. My WORST fear is; I'd be
    without my Coker for days/weeks cause I damaged it. I need to ride
    everyday! (it's an obsession, my wife thinks) 🙄
    But last night after a fantastic dusk ride(feeling really greasy and
    nimble) I would try it. I attempted to side-mount about 20 times. And
    to my surprise I did not fall but was able to get on the seat few times!
    BUT, I was not able to RIDE OFF on the uni. Wow! What a development!
    Does anyone have tips on how to side-mount AND ride off?

    My method, so far:
    I put the left peddal on the 3 o'clock position, put my left foot on the
    peddal, then hold the seat with my right hand then attempt to swing my
    right foot forward.

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