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The Defining Question

Started by concretewave · 12 June 2004 · Last activity 14 June 2004 · 22 posts · 1,126 views

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Original section: rec.sport.unicycling
Published: 12 June 2004
Last activity: 14 June 2004
Original author: concretewave
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14 June 2004, 20:53 UTC #21

I have decided to wait out the 6 weeks, so by then I will have about
$450-$500 saved up, and I will be able to buy a really nice uni. I can
ride my current one until the June 29, but then I have to go without a
uni for 6 weeks. Will I have to learn everything over agin when I
return, or will I retain a little hint of riding ability?
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14 June 2004, 20:56 UTC #22

I've managed to go at least 8 weeks without riding and do most
everything again after a few minutes, so don't worry about losing skill.
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