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I am a 55 year-old beginner. I am practising indoors until
spring on a 26" unicycle. I feel confident I can pass Level
1 before spring (and maybe Level 2).
(1) At what unicycling level do I need to be in order to
ride a Coker?
(2) Do I need to ride a 29'er proficiently first or is
riding the Coker straight-away a reasonable idea?
Thank you for your attention to these beginner questions.
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Fritz Lott
220 Sunnyridge Lane
Golden Valley, MN 55422-5300
Get comfortable on your 26r.
The Coker is not 'that much of a beast' it just takes
different style, and more time to master.
No need to take the intermediate 29r.
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Sofa - You Tu Tu Tuni?
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Micelli*
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I agree with Sofa Before I purchases my Coker, I only had
experience on my 24'' MUni and a 20''. Takes a bit of
getting used to the coker, but its worth the time.
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UNI GUY - UNICYCLING OBSESSED
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