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Published 8 March 2008
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21 March 2008, 17:58 UTC
#41
UnicycleJuggler said: What's an inflip? I've tried lokking for it, but I can't find an explanation of it.
I -think- it's any degree of unispin, where you start the trick seat in and land seat in. Also called in to in in-in.... loads'a different names really.
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21 March 2008, 18:29 UTC
#42
UnicycleJuggler said: What's an inflip? I've tried lokking for it, but I can't find an explanation of it.
An inflip is a hickflip(180 unispin with flip) from seat out to seat in
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21 March 2008, 19:36 UTC
#43
Ok, forget what I said then...
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21 March 2008, 19:40 UTC
#44
As far as I'm aware, different people seem to think that it means different things. So is it a term that was created just by people in general? Therefore meaning different in one place, or group of friends, than another.
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21 March 2008, 20:08 UTC
#45
An inflip is seat out to in. You cand to a hick from in to in. If you do you are either starting or landing with the seat backwards which is not proper and looks stupid.
And inflip will start with the seat backwards(and out) and land with the seat in in normal ridding postion.
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21 March 2008, 21:13 UTC
#46
Thats why inflips are so awesome. Their just a smooth classy unispin to seat in. Everyone knows we only do flips so we can make unispins look smoother rolling.
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14 April 2008, 23:36 UTC
#47
I'm trying to learn two things right now before the talent show,
1. A seatwrap----just plain don't know what to do 2. Riding backwards------I can't go far until I start turning and fall. UPD
HELP ME PLEASE!!
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