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Old February 16th 04, 11:57 PM
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Day 4, I think....

For the first time I think that this uni thing is not impossible. I
even pedaled out of an off balance or two. I think I hit 10 feet a few
times. I still have a loooooong way to go. I have about 1.5 hours
practice time in so my progress may be a bit slow based on comments I
have heard here.

Question: Is learning in the grass easier or harder? I think I 'wuss
out' some because I don't want to hit the concret (I'm 42, not 24 and
the hard ground as gotten harder)

Sorry for the boring reports, but learning this thing is exciting to me
and it helps keep me motivated.

Newtouni


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