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skill level testing

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  1. When testing for a new skill level, can you use multiple unicycles or
    does it have to be all on the same one. Like using a 20" for some of the
    stunts and a 24" for the others?

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  2. According to the USA rules, it all has to be on one unicycle. I don't
    know what the IUF regulations are on this.

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  3. Quoted from "10.3.1 General" of the official skill levels at:

    http://www.unicycling.org/usa/levels/

    Quoted message said:

    Within a specific level test, the rider must use the same unicycle to
    pass all skills within the level.

    -mg

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