Define This! #2: Manuals

After noticing how very little there is defined in LR, I thought it might be fun to have a game where people try to decide how to define very mundane sayings we just throw around on this site. I'm not trying to make a rulebook, I just think it will be fun for people to let out their ideas of how they think a particular saying is used in Line Rider tracks. Not just letting out their ideas either, but discussing and debating too.

As we start moving into more technical terms of LR, we'll start at one of the oldest terms. Define what a manual is.

A manual is a form of line riding where only one contact point touches the line ridden on. This contact point is usually on the sled, but there are also head manuals.
Some manuals use more than one contact point, like a STP head manual or a double peg manual.
Exception: using the 1st peg and the nose is not a manual; it's flat sledding.

^ There's actually a few manuals that use multiple contact points (Nose = nose/string, Head is almost always shoulder + hand, and STP head manuals uses shoulder + hand + 2nd peg)

Manual: any form of trick in which Bosh rides on the solid side of a series of contiguous lines with one or more contact points, excluding the contact point combination classified as flatsledding (nose + 1st peg + foot or whatever).