sockmonster said:When I started freemounting, I'd start with the pedals near vertical (at
11 and 5, we'll say), and I'd hold the wheel with my hand when I
stepped up to the top pedal. That kept the wheel from rocking back, or
anything, and also helped get my body weight going forward, so I could
take right off.As far as I know, only my brother and I have learned this way, but it
was easier for me than learning the other mounts.
I learned this way too, because there was no one around to tell me any
different.
When I eventually met other unicyclists at BUC they were surprised to
say the least that I mount this way.
They did try to teach me the proper way, with the pedals at a more
vertical postition, but I'm afraid I have lapsed back to my old ways
(sorry Norry).
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