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what is the best psi for jumping on a nimbus phantom


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hi shane remember me? you remember me you spent two nights in my house!
lol, back to the subject, we had it at about 14 psi didnt we? so keep
it like that cus you jumped higher didnt you?.by the way im derek.
chang.


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As long as the tire isn't folding, pick what you think's best for you.


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_Ground_Zero_ wrote:
As long as the tire isn't folding, pick what you think's best for you.



yer but derek i have the tyre at 14 psi but the tyre folds so that is
good but i have it at 18 and it dosnt fold i just need to learn how to
compress my tyres any help on that


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Just practice and play around with it. There is no textbook answer. Some
run them low, others rather high. After you get more used to the uni,
things like 4psi wont make a difference anyway. Thats not to say that
10psi of fluctuation wont make a difference though.

edit:Just use whatever feels best to YOU, not everyone else.


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To compress the tyre for hopping, shove all your weight downwards
through the pedals. Once you've done that, the unicycle will naturally
pop back up. Use this upwards momentum by pulling up on the seat and
tucking with your legs to hop higher.
All that is done in a fraction of a second and you have to time it
right, but with some practice will come fairly easily.

Hope that helps mate.
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if you hit the rim it's too low. If not it's fine. No one can say
because it totally depends on your weight and how high you hop, how
tough you are on landings etc...


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