ok (in order)
1.riding
2.freemounting
3.hopping
4.one foot riding
5.backwards riding
6.leg wrap
7.double leg wrap
8.180 unispin
9.wheel walking
10.one foot wheel walking
11.gliding
12.seatwrap
13.360 unispin
14.coasting
15.crankflip
Well here’s my contribution to statistics. In this order:
- Free mount
- Riding in a straight line
- Turning
- Idling
- hopping on the spot
- Riding seatout back/front
- Kick-up mount
- One-foot idling / riding
- Seat-drag
- Wheel walking
- 180 unispin
etc.
-Ride
-Turn
-Juggle on unicycle
-Giraffe
-Side mount
-Free mount
-Kick-up mount
-Backwards
-1 foot
-Hops
-180 unispin mount
-180 rev
-180
-Wheel Walk
-1 ft Wheel Walk
-Gliding (a bit dodgy)
-bigger drops
-180 unispin
-" " rolling
-360 unispin (almost down)
next…360’s
I have been riding for 4 months.
- Riding
- Freemount
- Hopping (still working for more height)
- Curbs (up and down)
- Kick-up mount
- Jump mount
- Currently working on Backwards
- Riding
- Free mount
- backwards
- Idle
- Hopping
- Stairs
- One foot riding/idling
- Wheel Walk
- 180 Uni Spin
- Pedal Grabs/Crank grab
in order:
riding
freemount
side mount
kickup mount
hopping
1foot riding
1foot idling
idling
wheelwalking
180 unispin
1foot wheelwalking
gliding
consistently hopping up a curb
riding backwards
leg wrap
180 body varial
hopping on tire
3spin
90 body varial
coasting? (one day I’ll get 15 feet, another I can’t get 5 
)
crankflips, 5spins, and seatwraps will come next, hopefully before it gets too cold/snowy:o
Riding forward.
Turning.
Freemount
Giraffe.
Idling the giraffe
Freemounting the giraffe
Juggling on the giraffe.
Juggling on the giraffe under an 8 foot roof
Juggling on the giraffe on a small wobbly stage.
Juggling knives/torches/garden weasles on the giraffe.
Backwards riding.
Wait twenty+ years.
Muni
hopping
some skills I forgot to list:
change cranks,
change bearings,
learned how to better(less) tighten my bearing caps so the bearings last much longer,
build and true wheels.
Ive been unicycleiung fore about 6 weeks, i can:
in order
Ride
mount unasisted
kick up mount
roling hop
side hop about 6"
180 mount
side mount
leg wrap
idle
ride backwards
im gunu give wheel walking a go tomorow. 
ride
freemount
ride down curbs
ride up curbs
hop up/down curbs
jump 180’s
ride backwards
idle
ride one footed (only with right foot, even though my dominant is my left)
currently working on wheel walking.
- Before I could ride, I could freemount. I just couldn’t get anywhere.
- Ride
- During my first actual ride, I could turn
- Got bored
- Stopped unicycling for 1 year.
- Saw video of Joe Hodges
- Fell in love with my unicycle again
- Got trials unicycle
- Practice
- NOW!
Dude, I can’t figure out how to position my body and keep the uni under me. How do you do it? 
In order:
- Ride forward
- Free mount
- Bunny hop
- Ride backwards
- Idle
- Idle 1 footed
- Ride 1 footed
- Ride sif
- Ride sib
- Double wrap
- Wheel walk (a bit)
Working on:
- Seat drag
- Front kick up mount
- Tire step body varial
- Seat drop
- Seat wrap
I don’t know if that counts. Don’t you have to ride away for it to be a mount? 
Yup, Skilewis74 is pretty awesome. I rode with him up and down the famous Mt. Tam in Marin County in January. A long MUni ride that was in my top 5 of amount of uphill ridden in a day. He’s tough!
When did Schwinn make a 26" unicycle? I tried to cram one in there once (an early MUni-building attempt) but the frame was too flexy for that to be workable.
Me:
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Tricks came later. There were no videos to download, and no easy way to find other unicyclists. Fortunately there was a unicycle club in the area and we eventually found that. Then I was presented with the 4 USA skill levels and worked on those. One trick that stood out, backwards wheel walk (not in the 4 levels) took a really long time. So did coasting, but very few people were working on it then, so the few of us were just figurinig it out.
Thanks, but perhaps you are confusing me w/ someone else:o, and/or have the rides mixed up.
It was the Muni ride during last October’s Berkley Juggling Festival in either the Berkley or Oakland hills. The only thing I remember for sure about the location is one of the trails was Chaparral, definitely the most tech bike legal trail I’ve ever been on (pre or post injury), and possibly overall considering the length of the tech section. It was fun watching everyone riding the super rough section but I had to walk (I still almost fell several times) until the railroad ties spread to ~ 50+ ft apart.
PS. A couple of weeks ago I UPD’d and stepped on a dirt mound putting a lot of stress on my left brace snapping it in half 
I have some cheep ones I’ve been using, but I’m not sure I can do stuff like Muni w/ them (they are pretty flexy and uncomfortable). So I may be out of Muni and other aggressive (for me) riding until I can get new ones made, so prob no CMW 
Hello John, Presently I’m not really sure of the wheel size. We did have two uni’s one larger than the other. Actually one uni wasn’t really a Schwinn brand, but looked just like the Schwinn.