Re: Is this weird?

[066999566]

Nope not really, 180s and unispins are far different. 180s are much much
easier than 180 UNISPINS but i don't know much, ive only been unicycling
for a little over 2 months but as far as im concerned it dosnt seem all
that wierd


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[explosionsq]

066999566;1128949 wrote:
> Yes it does seem wierd, i could understand if you said i can 180 of a
> bench because its genarally easier to unispin off of an object as
> apposed to flat ground but if you can ride then 180 onto a bench then
> 180 off but you cant 180 on solid ground that seems wierd.



For starters, I've never spoken to anyone who claims 180 unispins are
easier off of objects. I'm a big believer in personal preference, but
since the consensus seems to be that 180 unispins are easier on flat I
would not accept this as fact.

It's not weird at all. Proficiency in some tricks does not ensure
proficiency in others. Just because someone can hop up 5 or 6 pallets
does not mean that they can ride one footed. Practice unispins, and
you'll be good at unispins. It takes time.


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[unibikeling]

180 unispin plant?

unispins and plants are different.

if your doing a plant with your foot, its totaly seperate.

its like doing a crankflip vs a zero plant.

or are you doing 180 body spins?

180 body spins are easy, i cant unispin, but i can 180 body spin.


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[Goats_On_Unicycles]

Actually, uni-spins are easier off drops for me. For some reason.

But it's not very weird that you're not sticking them yet. They're
tricky. Just stay with it and you'll get them. :)


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[supernova]

Yeah it's not that weird there is a pretty wide difference in the two
tricks:)


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thefatmoop wrote:
> yea i'm just going to cut my 24" arms and extend them, weld them. Then
> weld the bearings on a large wheel closed and slop something together.
>
> What do i have to lose?
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[supernova]

explosionsq;1128952 wrote:
> For starters, I've never spoken to anyone who claims 180 unispins are
> easier off of objects. I'm a big believer in personal preference, but
> since the consensus seems to be that 180 unispins are easier on flat I
> would not accept this as fact.
>
> It's not weird at all. Proficiency in some tricks does not ensure
> proficiency in others. Just because someone can hop up 5 or 6 pallets
> does not mean that they can ride one footed. Practice unispins, and
> you'll be good at unispins. It takes time.




Yeah like you said about 066999566 he can't even do 180 unispins so I
doubt that he would be able to say what he likes beter


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thefatmoop wrote:
> yea i'm just going to cut my 24" arms and extend them, weld them. Then
> weld the bearings on a large wheel closed and slop something together.
>
> What do i have to lose?
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