Oops Hudson and a ?new? method of learning

1994-11-07, 06:59 PM

Hi Hudson, I read your mail with interest because your a fellow uni who
owns a low-end unicycle (I just bought a norco!, note it was one of
three for sale in Victoria). Anyways, if your still having trouble
learning how to stay on the darned thing, try bribing a friend to help
you balance. Get them to stand beside you so you can lean on their
shoulder as you ride forward. If you feel really ambitious, get them to
ride beside you and then lean on their shoulder. My friend helped me
this way and within three hours I could go about 100 or so meters by
myself! Write if you want a better explanation.

Chris Lamb University of Victoria, BC, Canada

SirSkillz · 2009-06-06, 08:59 PM

Resurrection

Biggestbtc · 2009-06-06, 09:49 PM

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Resurrection

Any particular purpose in so doing?

UniKid2 · 2009-06-06, 11:42 PM

Sorry to say, but it's annoying and confusing.

SirSkillz · 2009-06-07, 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Biggestbtc

Any particular purpose in so doing?

I thought it was cool.

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Originally Posted by UniKid2

Sorry to say, but it's annoying and confusing.

Sorry. I won't do it again.

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1994-11-07, 06:59 PM	#1
Christopher Lamb Newsgroup User Posts: n/a	Hi Hudson, I read your mail with interest because your a fellow uni who owns a low-end unicycle (I just bought a norco!, note it was one of three for sale in Victoria). Anyways, if your still having trouble learning how to stay on the darned thing, try bribing a friend to help you balance. Get them to stand beside you so you can lean on their shoulder as you ride forward. If you feel really ambitious, get them to ride beside you and then lean on their shoulder. My friend helped me this way and within three hours I could go about 100 or so meters by myself! Write if you want a better explanation. Chris Lamb University of Victoria, BC, Canada

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