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MUNIFREAK · 2005-02-25, 02:45 PM

hello
that almost spells
jello

tomblackwood · 2005-03-21, 05:29 AM

So if I get the intent of this forum correctly, it would also be a good place to gather already useful pieces of content...the write-up of the "Yoopers Fix" comes to mind, as does the thread on how to disasseble a Profile hub and fix the keyway slop.

There is a specific person whose help you need in the "archivist" role, although we already ask so much of Him.

brockfisher05 · 2005-04-03, 05:12 PM

why was the side hop tutorial taken away

Gilby · 2005-04-05, 02:30 PM

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Originally posted by tomblackwood
So if I get the intent of this forum correctly, it would also be a good place to gather already useful pieces of content...the write-up of the "Yoopers Fix" comes to mind, as does the thread on how to disasseble a Profile hub and fix the keyway slop.

That's correct.

Quote:

Originally posted by tomblackwood
There is a specific person whose help you need in the "archivist" role, although we already ask so much of Him.

Yeah, however, most his content is already there... so if he's not interested in doing the work of putting the content in the new structure, then others can do it with his permission.

Gilby · 2005-04-05, 02:32 PM

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Originally posted by brockfisher05
why was the side hop tutorial taken away

It wasn't... i was just older than 3 days old and the default view for the forum was set to be posts in the past 30 days. I've changed that now.

brockfisher05 · 2005-04-09, 11:20 PM

oh ok sorry for my jump down the throught question

The Yang · 2005-07-15, 04:54 AM

hopin somebody could give me a few tips on wheel walking. Is There anything to it other than just foot push foot push? all info is appreciated, thanks. I searched for it and found nada, so drop me a link if I missed a thread

Mr. Dawson · 2006-02-21, 03:27 AM

wheel walking is what i'm working on right now, that and side riding. What i have found as a success key is to go very slowly when walking, not slow enough that you won't be able to balance but definitely a lot slower than normal riding.

Stryder · 2006-09-30, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Klaas Bil

I think in RSU because a question is not an article nor is it a tutorial. Posting it here would 'contaminate' this forum. I commend you, though, for asking the question in this thread rather than posting straightaway. The question is certainly appropriate for this thread.

The Unicycle Product Reviews forum has lost its appeal to me because too often people post questions (and other stuff) rather than reviews.

Klaas Bil

Looking through the so-called tutorials I see that it has become just like the Product Reviews. A "what should I do?" extension of RSU.

I hope the new Video Forum doesn't end up like that...

monkeyman · 2006-10-01, 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Stryder

I hope the new Video Forum doesn't end up like that...

"lolz how do i du a video guyz/"

monocyclism · 2015-04-24, 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Gilby

I am currently working on a collaborative information and documentation system for the site.....

....I have created this forum for people to post detailed articles about specific unicycling topics...

Not sure if this document has been viewed on another section of the site, but maybe it fits here:

http://rspa.royalsocietypublishing.o.../466/2118/1849

2005-02-25, 02:45 PM	#16
MUNIFREAK Unicyclist Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Syracuse, NY Age: 28 Posts: 168	hello that almost spells jello __________________ ben(i'm not a clown) "nothing mixes better than vanilla and chocolate" "I know what you have insinuated."- DigitalDave "MUNIFREAK = POLLFREAK"-Digital Dave

2005-03-21, 05:29 AM	#17
tomblackwood Tailgate at your own risk... Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Issaquah, WA USA Posts: 3,889	So if I get the intent of this forum correctly, it would also be a good place to gather already useful pieces of content...the write-up of the "Yoopers Fix" comes to mind, as does the thread on how to disasseble a Profile hub and fix the keyway slop. There is a specific person whose help you need in the "archivist" role, although we already ask so much of Him. __________________ Tom Blackwood is like a shadowy figure behind a 36" tree...

2005-04-03, 05:12 PM	#18
brockfisher05 THE YAM FATHER Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Vancouver British Columbia Age: 30 Posts: 1,261	why was the side hop tutorial taken away __________________ email me! brockfisher05@gmail.com

2005-04-09, 11:20 PM	#21
brockfisher05 THE YAM FATHER Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Vancouver British Columbia Age: 30 Posts: 1,261	oh ok sorry for my jump down the throught question __________________ email me! brockfisher05@gmail.com

2005-07-15, 04:54 AM	#22
The Yang Everything with practice Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Des Moines, Iowa Age: 32 Posts: 126	hopin somebody could give me a few tips on wheel walking. Is There anything to it other than just foot push foot push? all info is appreciated, thanks. I searched for it and found nada, so drop me a link if I missed a thread __________________ "Dude, I once saw a unicycle breastfeed a flamingo back to health" -Random drunk rantings of a drunk man

2006-02-21, 03:27 AM	#23
Mr. Dawson 180 uni spin!!! my new fav trick Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Greely, Ottawa Age: 27 Posts: 68	wheel walking is what i'm working on right now, that and side riding. What i have found as a success key is to go very slowly when walking, not slow enough that you won't be able to balance but definitely a lot slower than normal riding. __________________ )-O Unicycling is slowly spreading throughout the world )-O

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