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Re: How hard do you need to drop it?!?

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  1. captainkrunk61 said:

    I'd practice catching it when you fall. That's one of the first things I
    worked on once I bought my TX. I have only dropped it 2 times, once was
    on grass when I decided to do some giraffe muni (and by that I mean I
    tried to ride down a rough-actually substantially steep-slope, I made
    it until it went back uphill). So, you have to be careful, as for a
    fix, maybe a bike shop, idk.

    I know how to fall on a girraffe (sounds odd) I have done it many
    times. I am... successful.. to say the least at unicycling.

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    unibikeling

    My dads an EMT, my brother is an EMT; I unicycle!

    I wish to be cool someday, just like Bill Gates!

    When I bent my first set of crankarms, I thought it was bad thing; when
    i jumped off of a picnic table, well, my photo says it. thats about a
    20-30 degree bend.
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