Whats next?

the difference between the two uniccyles is that the 20"
will have a smaller bmx sized wheel than the 24". the 2
will have marginally less control thatn the 20 but will
roll faster.

after turning, you should learn to hop maybe, as that is
fairly easy to learn, and maybe even venture into the realms
of idling, and getting the feel for how that works as it is
such a practical technique to have. hope that helps you out

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gpickett00 said:

After i get turning down, what should i work on?

See the skills levels at
<http://www.unicycling.org/iuf/levels/> for suggestions.
Come back when you've got them all down :-)

Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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"Heck, even my toes were aching from trying to grip the
soles of my shoes! - Tommy Thompson"

I would recommend you get a Torker LX 20" or 24". The 20" is
$96 on unicycle.com What do you have now that you need to
get a new one already?

Work on riding over little bumps maybe. Up and down
driveways onto the street. Ride off curbs. (no its not as
long a drop as it appears.) Just remember to stand up.

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