Some difficulty in change

yeah it will feel strange when you change the hieght of your seat, but
you will get used to it.
what uni have you got???

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Scott,

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girlfriends?"😄 😄
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tistom However now its like I don't know anything.QUOTE said:

Has this effected your ridding or trivial pursuite sucess? 😕

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I didn't spell it wrong, you just read it wrong!

kington99 said:

A hobnob is an oaty biscuit, the fact that they don't exist in america
just goes to show that you have no culinary heritage 🙂

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I have a nimbus II seat rim and frame with a 20'' wall tyre. I would
post a pic but its a bit late at the moment.
I was able to ride some way maby 300m but now I can't get that far. I
might have to put the seat down a bit.

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If you are still learning, then learn however is right for you, and then
adjust to what is more efficient/suits your riding later on when you
have the ability to change how you're riding without affecting your
ability.

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Kieron said:

I tell u wat they would have to be a very commited pedo to learn to ride
a unicycle in order to mingle with us, steel one of us and rape us in a
bush.

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As Jamessd says, go with what helps you at the moment. As a learner, I
found that a few mm of seat adjustment or a couple of degrees of seat
alignment played havoc with my progress. The more proficient you get,
the more you'll be able to compensate for your bodies intolerances of
what it thinks is right or wrong. In the long run though, you'll want
to get used to a higher seat to take the pressure off of your knees.

STM

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