This is my latest video i filmed it during haf term. It includes street trials and muni all done on my 20" learner unicycle. Since this video i have learnt rolling180s and riding backwards. Heres the link, sorry about the bad quality.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=806213005295325493&hl=en-GB
and heres the link to the bails video that goes with it
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Gabvpbqbfn8
Any comments and ideas will be appreciated. thanks.
Well we can safely say you improve quickly 
and still on a learner 
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I think if you had a trials/street uni you’d look much better and be much better, but it’s good you’re using the full potential of your uni now.
haha yeah thanks. Im getting a nimbus isis uni for christmas so my jump should improve dramatically and my skills should improve very fast. Yeah when i got my unicycle it said ‘do not do extreme unicycling or bunnyhops on this unicycle’ i think its safe to say i proved them wrong and that learner unis are quite strong.
I had that uni and the cranks wern’t. Good vid
that really makes me want to learn to grind. nice video. ya i dont see all the hype about trails unis. learners work prety well:D .
i only posted it twice because its the bails from the main video. but thanks i wont do it again.
Yeah you should learn to grind because its really fun. Ive yet to try it on a stairs handrail though.
How long have you been riding?
10 months on and off. But upto about a month ago all i could do was hop up steps. Now im off riding for a month because of a broken wrist so i will be able to start riding again just before christmas.
Not bad 
Aside from the excessive shaky camera I really liked the intro.
Your uni is only holding up because you are kind of small. If you continue to doing a lot of hopping and drops you will break many more parts. Untill you get your Nimbus I’d elliminate all drops over 2 stairs, and keep those to a minimum. And when you do get it, make sure the spokes are properly tensioned, all of mine were horribly loose:(.
Maybee some wrist guards? And land more on you knees, then roll, that’s what the pads are for