In theory, a unispin might be easier on a giraffe than a regular uni. In
practice, I haven't had the nerve to try it.
Seat in front on a giraffe does require you to hold the seat tightly,
but I haven't found it to be difficult at all. Seat in back is much
more difficult; I'm just starting to get the hang of it. Seat on side
is easier than seat in back, but i have no idea how to ride out of it.
Some other things you can do on a giraffe are:
Ride backward seat in front.
Ride one-footed and backward one-footed.
Spins and pirouettes. (I pirouette better on my giraffe than on my
regular unicycle.)
Hop.
Ride stomach on seat.
Backspins and front spins.
Idling and one-footed idling, with the free foot in various positions.
Climb-up mount.
Rolling mount.
Frog mount. (You set the pedals level, jump as high as you can, and
land sqautting on the pedals with the seat in front. It's scary, but
do-able.)
If you like doing freestyle, a giraffe would probably be fun, but if
you prefer street, trials, or MUni, it will probably get old fast.
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