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  1. Not much time to ride these days, and not much time to
    write the rides up. However, I've now managed 5 short
    practice sessions on the ultimate wheel and I have got
    freemounting up to about 60 - 75 % and several rides of ten
    yards/metres or so. Greatest distance, 16 pedal strokes -
    16 metres or so.

    Advantages of the ultimate wheel? Half the time, when
    you UPD, it goes round in a circle and comes back to
    you. The seat bumpers don't come loose, and nor do the
    bearing clamps.

    However, I confess that the ultimate wheel lacks the day to
    day practicality of the conventional unicycle.

    More follows.

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    Mikefule - Roland Hope School of Unicycling

    So many pedestrians tell me I've lost a wheel.
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  2. Can I quote you on that?

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    Borges

    "However, I confess that the ultimate wheel lacks the day to day
    practicality of the conventional unicycle" -Mikefule
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