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The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-08, 01:39 PM
Here's a tutorial i made on 180 and 360 unispins. Hope its helps.

thieum
2006-12-08, 02:33 PM
where is it?

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-08, 02:54 PM
hm thats weird i could have sworn i put it there. oh well i'll try again
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeTA5_8qH5U

KlownLife
2006-12-08, 04:44 PM
You say 360s are harder because you have to let go of the seat, but i don't let go of the seat. I still hold onto the seat for 540s!

uni.rider.13
2006-12-09, 02:05 AM
You say 360s are harder because you have to let go of the seat, but i don't let go of the seat. I still hold onto the seat for 540s!


How?

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-09, 05:36 AM
yeah what the hell how could you still hold on for 540s? i mean i can understand holding on for 360 but 540s???

timbob1907
2006-12-09, 05:50 AM
I think he means that his hand never leaves the seat.

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-09, 08:07 AM
i know but i think it would be easier to let go.

uni.rider.13
2006-12-09, 03:13 PM
So is he only letting go with one hand and somehow holding onto the other?

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-10, 04:56 AM
yeah i think thats what he means.

onewheelinwierdo
2006-12-13, 11:42 AM
Great! I liked It! I think the slo-mo parts will help me alot with my 360s.

KlownLife
2006-12-13, 06:58 PM
I think he means that his hand never leaves the seat.
That's exactly what I mean. I spin the seat prodominantly with my right hand. My right hand more or less stays in contact with the front of the seat all the way round. I find that if you let go and just spin it that your balance is greatly reduced, just my experience though. when you're doing 540s i'm sure you'll understand better.

onewheelinwierdo
2006-12-13, 07:19 PM
So if you keep your hand in contact witht he seat, the uni will be less likely to fall to one side or something?
Also, Does seat hight matter when doing 360s? it looks like you have your seat up way high.

KlownLife
2006-12-13, 07:27 PM
That's exactly right. I have my seat very low, but thats a trend with most street riders for a number of reasons. That being said, Spencer has his seat very high when doing 540s. I think it's personal and whatever suites you. I would say, that it may be easier to land seat in and it's easier to land seat in with a low seat height.

Jas

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-14, 04:49 AM
thanks onewheelinweirdo. Yeah i have my seat pretty high, but its as low as it can go without having to cut it. i think frestylers have their seats high and they do unispins in freestyle. it would be easier to do 360's and landing seat in with the seat lower though. But its just whatever feel easier for you
kbye.

uni man 22
2006-12-15, 01:12 AM
you tube dosnt work so put it on the gallery or somthing

The.Mars.Volta
2006-12-15, 01:45 AM
ok i did that yesterday
http://www.unicyclist.com/index.php?page=gallery&g2_itemId=299007

skilewis74
2007-04-26, 06:16 PM
If you have the DVD "One Wheel No Limit" there are two guys who do 450 d. spins to tire.

Guy "A" holds onto the seat in the same spot the whole time (looks like he has very flexible wrist and elbow joints).

Guy "B" does it twice. Once he lets go of the seat and in the other his dominant spinning hand is still "holding onto" the seat, but the seat spins in his hand 90-180 d (my PS2 doesn't do slo-mo).
thanks onewheelinweirdo. Yeah i have my seat pretty high, but its as low as it can go without having to cut it.
I suggest cuting an inch or so of the post off, so you can experiment w/ the seat height more. You may find it easier to do a lot of tricks.

For me its easier to ride SIF w/ the seat an inch higher, but harder to pull it out. That's w/ 114's w/ 127's it's easier for both w/ the seat lower for me.
...i think frestylers have their seats high and they do unispins in freestyle. it would be easier to do 360's and landing seat in with the seat lower though. But its just whatever feel easier for you
kbye.
I imagin it's easier to do a lot of freestyle type tricks w/ a higher seat, like; ww (IMO), seat on side, and stand up tricks.