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free mounting girrafe

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  1. I got a new Sun 6 foot giraffe for Christmas. I can ride it for a long ways,
    but then I get so far away from home, my brother's got to hold the wheel still
    and i've got to climb up a street sign. If any of you giraffe riders out there
    know how to free mount a giraffe, i would like some tips.

    I can already (in the grass) sit up on the unicycle, but then i stall from
    there. I've only moved a little bit twice.

  2. well... i've been working on it, and i heard to lower your seat some *it
    does help*

    basically you just gotta keep trying, i went from not being able to get
    my butt on the seat, to being ready to ride but just falling over in
    nothing flat... then the phone rang, and it's been to dark, i gotta go
    outside again

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