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Original post Divebomber
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8 January 2008, 22:27 UTC
#1
Ok, I'm new to unicycling and I looked up some of the tricks everyone talks about, but I have a hard time trying to tell the difference from:
The 360 unispin hickflip tre-flip
The sex change looked a little different...
Not looking to offend anyone, just looking to understand these tricks better...
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8 January 2008, 22:31 UTC
#2
360 unispin is when a rider jumps off and spins the uni 360 degrees. Cranks don't move. Hick Flip is a 180 unispin with a single crankflip. tre-flip is a 360 unispin (see above) and a crankflip.
Chase
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8 January 2008, 22:34 UTC
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Thanks!
What is it when your whole body moves with the uni when you spin 180 or 360? Is it a real trick?
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8 January 2008, 22:53 UTC
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Yeah totally. you will usually just call it by how far you spin. 180, 360, 540, so on and so forth.
Chase
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