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Published 7 September 2006
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forrestunifreak
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8 September 2006, 15:03 UTC
#21
caw89 said: Anyways, yeah most riders do better and feel more comfortable with a high seat for sif hops.
Wow, I'm the opposite. I find that with a lower seat, I can pull it up higher and tuck better.
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8 September 2006, 16:38 UTC
#22
forrestunifreak said: Wow, I'm the opposite. I find that with a lower seat, I can pull it up higher and tuck better.
Well, we're talking like compared to a Brian Lundgren seat height.
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Spencer Hochberg
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8 September 2006, 20:36 UTC
#23
caw89 said: I just get used to it at one height, ask Evan or Spence, I damn near have a panic attack when someone adjusts my seat!!!
Yeah, if Cody's seat gets twisted a few degrees or if he gets something stick on it then he will just cry.
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8 September 2006, 20:41 UTC
#24
Evan Byrne said: Impressive, but have you ever hit your chin on the crown before? I have.
Morn,
Sif hopping and tucking are 2 diffrent actions at the same time, the second you leave the ground, pull your legs up till they stop. make sure that when you hit the object, you are sitting on the tire, this can add control somtimes, also a little bit of time to get your feet back on the pedals.
when you hit your chin on the frame... was that an upd?
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8 September 2006, 20:47 UTC
#26
Evan Byrne said: No, I proceeded to stand up and clean the line, but my chin hurt.
ouch! i wonder how much longer it is till someone loses the seat all together and just uses a handle on top of the seatpost
not a bicycle handlebar set just a handle
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Spencer Hochberg
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8 September 2006, 20:53 UTC
#27
skrobo said: ouch! i wonder how much longer it is till someone loses the seat all together and just uses a handle on top of the seatpost
not a bicycle handlebar set just a handle
That would be pretty uncomfortable to sit on.
Maybe we should replace the wheel with just a big peg and maybe have some springs so you can bounce higher.
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30 September 2006, 03:05 UTC
#29
Evan Byrne said: How would that help anything?
hah sorry but i thought that was a funny comment
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5 March 2008, 18:33 UTC
#30
But if i want to learn sif tucking must i learn it on low things 45cm or high things 60cm for me?
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5 March 2008, 20:08 UTC
#31
Uni-Jam said: But if i want to learn sif tucking must i learn it on low things 45cm or high things 60cm for me?
learn on whatever you are comfortable on.
I good way to learn is to do lots of tucks on the ground before you start riding.
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5 March 2008, 20:42 UTC
#32
mornish said: learn on whatever you are comfortable on.
I good way to learn is to do lots of tucks on the ground before you start riding.
And a tip for jumping higher?
I can tuck, easely, I tuck too much some times, but I do not hop high :o
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5 March 2008, 20:46 UTC
#33
What he tried to say is that he is only tucking, not hopping. So his upper body kinda stays on the same stop, and just his legs go up.
Not sure if that made more sense...
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5 March 2008, 22:34 UTC
#34
No, I am talking about this.
Before you start riding, as a warmup, do this.
hold onto a car or a wall or something, and just practise tucks on the ground. just squat down onto the unicycle like twenty times.
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6 June 2008, 18:21 UTC
#35
Here is the problem with my SIF hops,
9 times out of 10, I don't hit my prehop well and it's all wobbly. What I mean by this is that I don't land right, thus decreasing my height. Is there any sort of practice that I could do to fix this.
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