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What mount do you use most often?

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  1. As said in the topic, what mount do you most often use, when you need to
    get up on your uni?

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  2. If by Standard Mount(s) you mean Static and/or Roll Back then I vote
    Standard Mount.

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  3. I try to not let the wheel move backward when I mount. Does that mean I
    rarely do a "standard" mount?

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  4. I use the rollback, which I guess counts as standard. I also use the
    not-rolling back standard one (static?). Suicide, side and rolling are
    my others.

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  5. Always used rollback until I realised I had the seat too low for good
    riding. Then when I raised it, it was too high to rollback mount, so I
    learned to side mount and that's what I use all the time now. Am trying
    to learn the standard "step on" mount now, and it seems as though it
    ought to be easier...

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  6. I've heard it's a bad habbit...but I also roll-back mount....even on
    skinnies.

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  7. Getting out of the habit of using the rollback.

    Now doing the standard, static?

    Should be better for mounting for trials and on grades. Also like the
    kick up, jump, rollback, leg around, and double leg around mounts.🙂

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  8. I do the static mount most of the time, but I use the rolling mount
    quite often too.

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  9. I do rolling jump mount or kick up depending on how my unicycle is when
    i fall off... By rolling jump i mean i run behind it and then jump in
    the air and land on both pedals and continue riding... (sorry to explain
    it but it might have bin confusing to some...)

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