Are you serious or are you just trying to make us green with envy???
I spent several hard-earned weeks, hours a day, over and over, never giving
up, and finally, yes finally, I could make it 15 feet (5 meters). Another
week and I could go 10-15 meters, and another week and I was able to uni
pretty much indefinitely. I worked darnd hard for that, then you waltz in nad
tlell that sotry, glaghasdflasdf(*^#(*&^!!!
Sorry, I'm much better now. The therapy has helped immensely, and I won't
have any more outbreaks...
>
>The next thing I want to learn is to idle. I understand that you cycle
>back and forth a little, but I am not sure about the positions of the
>pedals. Are they supposed to be level in the two extreme positions? This
>would mean that the wheel makes half a revolution every time, which
>seems rather a lot to me.
>
That is a lot. Less is better, but I believe it's still best to keep it
centered around one pedal or the other being in the down position. Then
you can try turning while idling. Then from the idle, I tried backing up
one step, then two, and then I was able to back up pretty easy (that at
least came easy to me).
>Thanks for any help.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Ronny Wichers Schreur
>ronny@cs.kun.nl
>
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