If it's a 20" with a fat tyre then that's a trials you've got there, not
a Muni.
If you want to ride Muni then learning to ride bigger drops, rolling
hop over obstacles and working on your genreal fitness and speed would
I think be most useful. Also learning to ride steep uphill and downhill
sections is vital for Muni.
You could do some freestyle and learn seat on stomach, seat out riding,
one foot idling and riding and wheel walking.
For trials you need to learn how to hop higher, hopping seat out, crank
grab and crank to rubber transition.
These are the basic skills for each of the facets of unicycling
mentioned, pick one, or do all of them! Learn whatever takes your
fancy.
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kington99
Dave
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