johnfoss

hey john, did you get my e-mail? in case that not, let me know, i'd need a valid address then. otherwise... hoping for a reply have a nice day!

Hello John, thanks for the links info. However I'm still trying to decide. Based on the link info yeah I can ride either a 20" or 24". I do ride mountain bikes XC and my kids ride their MTB as well. My goal is to learn to ride the uni and then be able to go riding with my boys at the park (they are just 9 and 7 yrs old so they go slow), also the park is mostly flat sandy roads or we ride on the pavement. So now if either 20' - 24' will do, then which one will be a good brand to select that wont requiere many updgrades? I know eventually I will get a Muni (26" at least rigth?), but fort now will a Torker CX or LX do? what about the Club or Sun brands? I also dontr want to spend too much on my beginners uni cause if I get a muni later on, i will put my cash on that one, so any reccomendations? Thank you so much for your time and help.

Hi John, I hope Jacquie is doing well and healing comfortably.

John, just how long have you had that avatar?

http://unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3097Pr

Hi John, We missed you in Madison last year. I think I unofficially won the Pub Crawl!!
Eddie

John, any interest in having the Cali muni fest in Tennessee?

Hi John,
if you really want one a unicycling santa I will ask my friend where he found it (most likely somewhere in Tasmania) and ask him to get another one, which I will promptly post over to you. I will of course get a quote first.

Wayne.

John - great shots of the event (especially #224)! What camera were you using? I'm still using the Nikon D70 body; I've been adding slowly to my array of Nikor 'fast' lenses instead of upgrading - Tom

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Hi John, I am curious about what you think of my Coker shoe idea. My post is "Shimano Coker shoe resole".
You said.........I think the time has come for unicycle shoes. There may be a bike version of this; I haven't looked. What I would like is a shoe with a stiff bottom, like all bike shoes, but a rubber sole with some "give" in it. Since we won't be using cleats or similar bolt-on stuff, we just need a nice tread to match well with our pedals. That and a stiff-soled shoe should be much better than mushy sneakers at transferring power to the pedals.