I do relize some people have there levels on there thingy atop there Av but if you dont what level are you?
POW
any on any body…?
POW
I’m level 5ish… Unofficially, of course.
But the only level six skills I can’t do are
Ride with seat on the side in a circle to the left
Frontspin
Spin
Hop standing on wheel 5 times
And I might be able to do the hop on wheel one… haven’t practiced in aaages, you see.
what do you mean unofficially?
POW
unofficially,not documeted not counted or registered.
Im unoffially level 6,id be level 7 if i could only
RIDE BACKWARDS 1 FOOTED!
but i dont really care much about the levels.
like it says, i can do all the 6 skills when no one is watching, but that 1 in 5 fall manages to happen twice on some of the tricks whilst i am testing 
Riding backwards is level 8 not 7.
LEVEL 1
mount unicycle unassisted
ride 50 meters
dismount gracefully with unicycle in front
LEVEL 2
mount with left foot
mount with right foot
ride 10 meters between two parallel lines 30 cm apart
ride a figure eight with circle diameters smaller than 3 meters
ride down a 15 cm vertical drop
make a 90 degree turn to the left inside a 1 meter circle
make a 90 degree turn to the right inside a 1 meter circle
LEVEL 3
demonstrate 3 types of mounts
ride a figure eight with circle diameters smaller than 1.5 meters
come to a stop, pedal half a revolution backward and continue forward
ride with the stomach on the seat for 10 meters
make a 180 degree turn to the left within a 1 meter circle
make a 180 degree turn to the right within a 1 meter circle
hop 5 times
ride or hop over a 10 x 10 cm. obstacle
LEVEL 4
demonstrate 4 types of mounts
ride backward for 10 meters
ride one footed for 10 meters
idle with left foot down 25 times
idle with right foot down 25 times
ride with seat out in front for 10 meters
ride with the seat out in back for 10 meters
make a 360 degree turn to the left inside a 1 meter circle
make a 360 degree turn to the right inside a 1 meter circle
LEVEL 5
demonstrate 5 types of mounts ride
* backward in a circle
ride one footed in a figure eight
idle one footed with the left foot 25 times
idle one footed with the right foot 25 times
ride with seat out in front in a circle
ride with the seat out in back in a circle
ride with the seat on the side in a circle
hop-twist 90 degrees to the left
hop-twist 90 degrees to the right
walk the wheel for 10 meters
LEVEL 6
demonstrate 6 types of mounts
ride backward in a figure eight
ride with the seat out in front in a figure eight
ride with the seat out in back in a figure eight
ride backward with the seat out in front for 10 meters
hop standing on wheel 5 times
ride with the seat on the side in a circle to the left
ride with the seat on the side in a circle to the right
ride one footed with the left foot for 10 meters
ride one footed with the right foot for 10 meters
backspin
frontspin
spin
LEVEL 7
demonstrate 7 types of mounts
ride backward with the seat out in front in a circle
ride one footed with the left foot in a circle
ride one footed with the right foot in a circle
walk the wheel in a circle
walk the wheel one footed for 10 meters
hop-twist 180 degrees to the left
hop-twist 180 degrees to the right
ride backward with the seat out in back for 10 meters
spin to the left
spin to the right
LEVEL 8
demonstrate 8 types of mounts
ride one footed with the left foot in a figure eight
ride one footed with the right foot in a figure eight
walk the wheel in a figure eight
walk the wheel one footed in a circle
ride backward one footed for 10 meters
glide for 10 meters
hand wheel walk for 10 meters
pirouette
backward spin
LEVEL 9
demonstrate 9 types of mounts
walk the wheel one footed in a figure eight
ride backward one footed in a circle
ride backward with the seat out in front in a figure eight
ride backward with the seat out in back in a circle
walk the wheel one footed with the left foot for 10 meters
walk the wheel one footed with the right foot for 10 meters
walk the wheel backward for 10 meters
drag seat in front for 10 meters
drag seat in back for 10 meters
ride backward one footed with the left foot for 10 meters
ride backward one footed with the right foot for 10 meters
one footed with the seat out in front for 10 meters
backward pirouette
LEVEL 10
demonstrate 10 types of mounts
ride backward with the seat out in back in a figure eight
ride backward one footed in a figure eight
walk the wheel one footed with the left foot in a circle
walk the wheel one footed with the right foot in a circle
walk the wheel backward in a circle
180°̊ uni spin
sideways wheel walk for 10 meters
coast for 10 meters
side ride for 10 meters
walk the wheel one footed backward for 10 meters
I am officially a level 0. I have never been tested.
Unofficially I have done all of the skills necessary to pass level 5 and I can do a good portion of the level 6 skills. But I’m still a level 0 because I have never gone through an official or even unofficial test.
Keep in mind that to say you are a level 5 you have to do all of the necessary skills under testing conditions. Just because you can do all of the skills when you are just riding around on your own doesn’t mean that you can do them under official testing conditions. A detailed description of the testing process is here: The 10 Skill Levels of Unicycling. Doing an official test is more difficult because you have to deal with a little bit of pressure. You can only mess up 3 times during the test and only get one redo per skill. There is also the issue of the different mounts required. You can’t ignore the mounts. It all adds up to being more difficult to officially pass a level than to say “Hey, I can do all those skills for level 5. That makes me a level 5.”.
And just being able to do a few of the Level 6 skills does not make you a level 6.
One of these days I may get officially tested, but I have never felt the need and I’m rather proud of the fact that I’ve managed to maintain my Level 0 status.
where dop you get officially tested at? like an uni convention or what have you?
POW
You can get officially tested at a convention. You can also visit a club that has an official tester and get tested. For example you could visit the TCUC or the Panther Pride Demo Team and get officially tested. There are other clubs that also have official testers.
If you cannot get to an official tester is is also possible to send in a video tape to the USA of you doing the skills. Then someone will review the tape and let you know if you did it right. The tape has to be all one shot from start to end. You cannot turn off the camera in the middle. There can be no edits.
You also need to be a member of the USA to get official recognition for the levels.
I am (unofficial) level five. I rode level five once a couple months ago without any dismounts. I can do everything on level six except seat on side in circle to the left. I can do most of the stuff on seven and eight, and several moves on levels nine and ten. Hopefully someday I will have an opportunity to be officially tested. My current goal is to achieve level ten within the next three or four years.
Sound unique. But how can you be ‘officially’ at a level when you’ve never been tested? I would say (at the most) you would ‘officially’ be level 0 if you failed an official test at level 1 (and never passed one later, duh). Now you have ‘no official level’, not unique at all.
Add smiley for proper understanding 
Klaas Bil
I’m not a level 9, but I play one on TV. 
That is, if you buy the Skill Levels video, you’ll see me demonstrating level 9 (and falling a bunch of times in the outtakes at the end).
I am officially level 7, and will remain there until the next set of levels comes out. I don’t like the hand wheel walk of level 8.
As John Childs mentioned, if you have never been tested you are level nothing. Being able to do each trick is not the same as being a certain level. Until you’ve been tested you are not there. You can say “I’m a level 7 equivalent” if you have self-tested.
If you can only do the tricks but have never actually tried to run through the level tests, you are still level nothing, and not equivalent to level much-of-anything. Practice testing is fine to figure out your equivalent.
The new skill level system being developed by Carol McLean’s group is intended for USA members only. I don’t think this will go over well, as there isn’t a great incentive to join the USA these days, especially if you don’t live in North America. But the levels should be a huge improvement over the current system.
A little off topic, but someone menioned one foot backward riding. I’ve only tried it a few times, and 4 revolutions is my best effort. It seems very counterintuitive and weird feeling–like I could fly off and crack my melon. Seems harder than other tricks in level 8-but I’m no freestyler, that’s for sure.
JL
I think backward one-footed is the easiest thing on level eight, after the one-footed figure eights, and is certainly far easier then the pirouette and the backward spin. When trying to learn it, concentrate on pulling the pedal back up through the dead spot with your foot. Also, it might help to try different ways of getting into it. You can do it from backward riding, one-footed riding, or one-footed idling. Personally, I found it easiest from one-footed riding.
haha im only a unofficial level 4 and i can do a pirotte on my 28"
POW
Three full revolutions? Its pretty easy to do one revolution, but to do the pirouette on the skill levels you have to do three revolutions on one point on your tire without pedalling.
yes three full hardcore revalutions. as in spinning 1080 degrees that is me!!
POW
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