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hopping. its really useful. dont do the whole "by the book" way in those
"you can ride your unicycle" books. Thats nonsense they say to learn
stuff like stomach riding and what not. I say learn the fundamentals
after you learn riding. (hopping, idling, backwards, etc.)

jon

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well hey i still havent learned backwards but i think you should.😉

jon

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it depends on what style your into, if you want to do trials, learn to
hop, if you want to do freestyle, learn to hop, if you want to do muni,
learn to hop, so i'd say the next skill you should learn is
hopping...where you stand up off the seat, and hold the seat with one or
two hands, and bounce up and down.

-Lee

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Ok should i keep my tire preshere all the way up or lower it for
springeyness i know thats not a word

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it's been a while since I learned to hop but I would have the pressure
higher for learning because then it would be easier to make corrections.

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ok

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Sorry i am unisam its just i acedentely made to acounts grhrg

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Learning to hop can wait. If you just barely learned to ride, I suggest
practicing tight turns. After that, learn hopping and idling
concurrently. Hopping is a lot easier, but idling is generally more
useful, unless you ride trials.

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jsm said:

*Hopping is a lot easier, but idling is generally more useful, unless
you ride trials. *

We can agree to disagree.

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