I am still fairly new to the sport of unicycling and after grasping the
basic concepts, I figured it was time to move on to bigger and better
things. Thus far all my attempts to make a custom unicycle have been
thwarted mostly by the lack of resources and shop services. So I went
out and bought a DX. I figured more bang for the buck until my custom
is ready.
So off to the park I went to play with my new toy. I first noticed
that unassisted mounting was easier, as was general riding. I don't
know if it was all in my head but it just felt that way.
So with some protective gear on I try and turn it up a notch. I
attempted a lot of new things that I've never tried before. I don't
know what kind of mount it's called but it the one where you just jump
right on top and hope you don't smash the twig and berries. After
getting over the fear landing "wrong" I managed to land it a few
times. My balance is improving. Am am now able to hop a little and
also attempted a few static 180's SIF. I still need work on that and
idling but I'm getting way better.
I figure now I'll reserve some more time unicycling. I don't get
enough. I work too hard and have less time on the weekends because
there is always something for me to do. It feels nice to vent all this
because nobody cares, other than the few neighborhood kids that watch
me practice on my "circus bike" and my girlfriend.
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p1choco
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