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trials unicycle

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  1. hey,
    i am a new unicycler, and was wondering if a trials unicycle would be
    okay to try and continue to learn on. i have been practicing a little
    on a 24" muni, but would a 20" trials be okay, cause i think i would
    like trials better ne way. whats is best to learn on?

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  2. I would think it would be ok to learn on either. To ride a unicycle you
    need to develop balance and train your muscles to do what it takes to
    stay balanced, which I think is the same no matter what uni your riding.
    It's just that some feel different due to bigger tires, different seats,
    pedals, ect. which isn't too hard to get used to a switch. Plus if your
    wanting to ride trials your gonna have to get used to that set up sooner
    or later.

    Andrew

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