unicycles on stock
unicycles on stock
anyone able to consistant mount w/ stock torque?
I'm working on my timing but hell I can figure it out. it seems that no matter the variation, all i do is plow.
i'm using my right foot to jump while pullin bars, transferring weight to left foot on left peg. the bike starts to yak up, but i can't get past this step.
how do i approach this correctly? should i be leaning on the bars, then hopping up?
I'm working on my timing but hell I can figure it out. it seems that no matter the variation, all i do is plow.
i'm using my right foot to jump while pullin bars, transferring weight to left foot on left peg. the bike starts to yak up, but i can't get past this step.

how do i approach this correctly? should i be leaning on the bars, then hopping up?
Re: unicycles on stock
I start them with my right foot on the peg and my left foot on the ground and bring it right up to BP and get my left foot on the peg as quickly as possible. Don't put your weight on bike until you are up if that makes any sense and I don't put my wait on the bars because it gives you less control for circles, unless I am doing a really long straight one and need to change position.
Re: unicycles on stock
I start them with my right foot on the peg and my left foot on the ground and bring it right up to BP and get my left foot on the peg as quickly as possible. Don't put your weight on bike until you are up if that makes any sense and I don't put my wait on the bars because it gives you less control for circles, unless I am doing a really long straight one and need to change position.
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