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Old 2006-02-07, 06:24 AM   #3
elmer
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BC wheel hints

Being too intelligent to actually attempt it myself, I have nonetheless noticed a few things while watching three of my kids learn it.

They found a little gentle hill to learn on (dirt). Then, they drove two metal fence-posts into the ground about 3 feet apart. They used these to balance themselves while mounting the wheel, and to give themselves a little push with. A couple hundred tries later and they were all doing great, having each broken the hundred foot barrier and earning the promised twenty dollar bill.
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