come vote ay my voting poll......

anyone voting say somthing!!!!!!!! im lonely here!!!



:'(


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Jarcycle wrote:
anyone voting say somthing!!!!!!!! im lonely here!!!



:'(


Yeah, after all it's been a whole nine minutes since you started this
thread .
This is a forum, not a chatroom, so deal with it.


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Jarcycle wrote:
tell me what you voted on subsonic87


Alright, I voted on trials, because I'm in a particularly optimistic
mood right now. "All of the above" was a close second, though.


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On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 18:56:08 -0600, Loosemoose wrote:

Hmm, I agree with you to a certain extent Klaas, but I don't think in
order to call yourself a street rider you need to have 'flow'. I don't
think I do, but I can do things like grinds and hop twists and other
street-centric skills, up to a point where I would say "I do trials and
street". My flow is pretty poor though, and I don't think its a
prerequisite (entirely) of street. It may mark the difference between
street and 'good' street however.


Street without flow? I would call that Urban Trials.

But with all the fast developments in unicycling styles going on,
there is some confusion about terms. In the end this will probably
settle.

Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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Even without flow persay if a person is going out and mixing tricks with
urban riding I think it would fall under street. It is really hard to
give a good defenition of street that both describes all kinds of
riding that will fit in but not limit.

The defenition that is listed for street bmx I think would also cover
unicycle street well.

Street Riding is performed on unimproved obstacles found on typical
streets. Handrails, ledges, slanted walls, and other common features
are used to perform tricks.


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