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This a video I just made of me riding a trail called "Mountain Goat". There's an infamous section known as the "Waterfall", which is like a rampaging river of rock! The layout of this "Waterfall" section made of pure rock is so varied, and there's so many backward facing outcroppings, and deep little depressions between the swirling, undulated rocky surface, that they tend to suck your wheel in and spit you back out like a watermelon seed, lol!

So I shot this footage on Tuesday, 3/6/12, which includes several vantage points and filming methods, from tripod to pov to my "uni-cable-cam". And for the first time in years, I took the added precaution of wearing elbow guards and ankle braces, just in case I fell...and I fell a LOT while making this, lol! Still no broken bones knock wood!

Hope you enjoy!

My newest video: Extreme 36er MUni! Shot 3.1.12

Here are some videos I've made since my last post on 12/19/11, starting with the most recent. Cheers!

Here's a short but sweet little viddy I made. Good sized drop and a nasty snake bite caught on camera!

Epic four hour MUni at Simi Valley's "Hummingbird" trail on 11/26/11. Super steep, technical and rocky, and since my magura was left at home, I had to ride my 24 MUni brakeless! But it was nice to get back to some real MUni with my trusty KH 24 workhorse, which is really the only one of my unis I would even think of doing a 5 foot drop with!

I was joined by local rider Will Kalman. (Namlak) He's been riding about a year now, and this was his first real ride on technical terrain, and he did a great job. Some good bails at the end, including my big boulder drop outtakes. Hope you enjoy!

Here's a "retro" video from 2007, when I was still riding my UDC brand "radial" 36er, with a T-7. Got a lot of miles out of it. Youtube had muted the original video, so the audio was also lost. I found the raw footage and so I re-edited it with restored sound, so watch for the bit at the end, "will unicycle for food".

36er Unicycle Half Century Tour – 10/23/11

I decided to reedit my Fargo Hill climb video, and take out the (admittedly rediculous) music I used in the original. :=) So here's the raw footage of the climb, without music. I like it much better this way.

Fargo Street (in Echo park, Los Angeles, CA) is one of the steepest residential streets in the entire US, known for its massive, wall-like 33% grade! It's just over 500 feet to the top, but it seems more like 5 miles!