Pictures of your latest ride - Page 417

aspenmike · 2012-06-18, 03:24 AM

Annual Fathers day 36er ride on Indy Pass - Continental Divide 12,095'+- Weather is fantastic high on the divide.

rolandisimo · 2012-06-18, 09:01 AM

Fun ride tonight at the end of a family trip to Alaska with BenNC. We took full advantage of the "white nights" they have up here in June, finishing our ride with the sunset at midnight.

Thanks to Ben for making it out for the late night ride, loaning the uni, navigating safely around the two moose on the trail, and fishing me out of a fast mountain stream that had a slippery wooden bridge I couldn't resist trying!

Ro

Pict 1 shows the sunset in the corner, Mt Denali was visible to the right but didn't come out in this photo. Pict 2 shows some mountaintops near Anchorage.

muni123 · 2012-06-19, 04:25 AM

i was just practicing my high jump outside because it has finally stopped raining here.
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/att...1&d=1340079886

SalManilla · 2012-06-20, 02:29 PM

Summer has arrived with a bang and I have been too busy with preparing camp and training staff too keep up on what has been going on in the forums.

Monday was our first day with campers, and we have our hands full with this lot. Many are from shelters, foster homes, and 20 of them are homeless. All in all they are a great bunch of kids.

I took advantage of the camp being empty over the weekend and spent some time riding and snapping pictures. Here's a few pix of my summer home.

My daughter has been practicing riding the catwalk (the horizontal pole behind the climbing wall) with her unicycle. We of course have her harnessed and on belay.

Milosboy · 2012-06-20, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by SalManilla

My daughter has been practicing riding the catwalk (the horizontal pole behind the climbing wall) with her unicycle. We of course have her harnessed and on belay.

Neat! How high is it? 30, 40 feet?
And do you have the unicycle suspended from anything or does it just fall to the ground? Does it take any damage or is it relatively unscathed?

SalManilla · 2012-06-21, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Milosboy

Neat! How high is it? 30, 40 feet?
And do you have the unicycle suspended from anything or does it just fall to the ground? Does it take any damage or is it relatively unscathed?

The catwalk is 30 ft. She wears a full body harness and we tether the unicycle to her harness.

MadFurai · 2012-06-21, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SalManilla

The catwalk is 30 ft. She wears a full body harness and we tether the unicycle to her harness.

Awesome way to practice skinny skills!

MadFurai · 2012-06-21, 12:15 PM

My latest ride was in my kitchen last night after I finished assembling my KH Trials. It started life as a stock Nimbus Blizzard, and I have slowly bought enough KH parts to call it my first offical KH Unicycle. The only parts that aren't KH now are the wheel build and pedals. I have a Maxxis Creepy Crawler in the garage, but I didn't have time to install that last night.

MuniAddict · 2012-06-21, 09:17 PM

Someone saw me riding, and asked if I could "Juggle". Since I didn't have any bowling pins or tennis balls handy, I used the next best thing!

UPD in Utah · 2012-06-22, 04:25 AM

I "rode the pipeline" again today -- this time all the way out to the overlook (end of the line) from Burch Hollow & back (9.6 miles). 5:45 a.m. start and the weather was awesome (50 degrees F, light breeze, 5% humidity). Round-trip time was about 80 minutes. The first photo is of me at the end of the line from this morning, the other three are from when Nurse Ben & I rode the pipeline last September, to give you a better idea of the scenery and varied nature of the trail -- from dry scrub to forest.

It ain't quite on the level of the scenery that Aspen Mike's got, but it's not too shabby and it's a 10 min. drive from my home.

jbtilley · 2012-06-22, 01:35 PM

Trees in Utah? I guess it's been a while since I've been there. When did you get those?

brenoferrazdeoliveira · 2012-06-22, 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MuniAddict

Someone saw me riding, and asked if I could "Juggle". Since I didn't have any bowling pins or tennis balls handy, I used the next best thing!

Attachment 54165

Very nice picture and trick!

Nurse Ben · 2012-06-22, 09:25 PM

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Trees in Utah? I guess it's been a while since I've been there. When did you get those?

They slid down the hill from Colorado

monocyclism · 2012-06-23, 03:00 PM

Pic 1: There are a few dozen penny farthings at this place.
Pic 2: My teddy bear ears are actually pivoting headphones. Good for hearing herons creep up on you ( just to the right in the picture)

uniShark · 2012-06-23, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by monocyclism

Pic 1: There are a few dozen penny farthings at this place.
Pic 2: My teddy bear ears are actually pivoting headphones. Good for hearing herons creep up on you ( just to the right in the picture)

Did you talk them into giving you a free tea?

2012-06-18, 03:24 AM	#6241
aspenmike unicycling albino Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Aspen, Co. Age: 53 Posts: 1,174	Annual Fathers day 36er ride on Indy Pass - Continental Divide 12,095'+- Weather is fantastic high on the divide. Attached Images

2012-06-18, 09:01 AM	#6242
rolandisimo Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 395	White-Night Ride in Alaska Fun ride tonight at the end of a family trip to Alaska with BenNC. We took full advantage of the "white nights" they have up here in June, finishing our ride with the sunset at midnight. Thanks to Ben for making it out for the late night ride, loaning the uni, navigating safely around the two moose on the trail, and fishing me out of a fast mountain stream that had a slippery wooden bridge I couldn't resist trying! Ro Pict 1 shows the sunset in the corner, Mt Denali was visible to the right but didn't come out in this photo. Pict 2 shows some mountaintops near Anchorage. Attached Images

2012-06-19, 04:25 AM	#6243
muni123 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada Posts: 676	i was just practicing my high jump outside because it has finally stopped raining here. http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/att...1&d=1340079886 Attached Images

2012-06-20, 02:29 PM	#6244
SalManilla Peddle Pushing Papa Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Highland, California, USA Age: 50 Posts: 179	Summer has arrived with a bang and I have been too busy with preparing camp and training staff too keep up on what has been going on in the forums. Monday was our first day with campers, and we have our hands full with this lot. Many are from shelters, foster homes, and 20 of them are homeless. All in all they are a great bunch of kids. I took advantage of the camp being empty over the weekend and spent some time riding and snapping pictures. Here's a few pix of my summer home. My daughter has been practicing riding the catwalk (the horizontal pole behind the climbing wall) with her unicycle. We of course have her harnessed and on belay. __________________ "Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions." -- Albert Einstein Last edited by SalManilla; 2012-06-20 at 02:33 PM.

2012-06-21, 12:15 PM	#6248
MadFurai Skateboarder to Marine to Unicycler Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Central Virginia Age: 42 Posts: 536	My latest ride was in my kitchen last night after I finished assembling my KH Trials. It started life as a stock Nimbus Blizzard, and I have slowly bought enough KH parts to call it my first offical KH Unicycle. The only parts that aren't KH now are the wheel build and pedals. I have a Maxxis Creepy Crawler in the garage, but I didn't have time to install that last night. Attached Images __________________ MadFurai's YouTube channel

2012-06-21, 09:17 PM	#6249
MuniAddict Not "2" Tired Join Date: Aug 2006 Age: 57 Posts: 13,541	Someone saw me riding, and asked if I could "Juggle". Since I didn't have any bowling pins or tennis balls handy, I used the next best thing! __________________ My latest TV segment UniGeezer.com My videos

2012-06-22, 04:25 AM	#6250
UPD in Utah Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Salt Lake City, UT Posts: 163	Salt Lake City's Millcreek Canyon Pipeline Trail I "rode the pipeline" again today -- this time all the way out to the overlook (end of the line) from Burch Hollow & back (9.6 miles). 5:45 a.m. start and the weather was awesome (50 degrees F, light breeze, 5% humidity). Round-trip time was about 80 minutes. The first photo is of me at the end of the line from this morning, the other three are from when Nurse Ben & I rode the pipeline last September, to give you a better idea of the scenery and varied nature of the trail -- from dry scrub to forest. It ain't quite on the level of the scenery that Aspen Mike's got, but it's not too shabby and it's a 10 min. drive from my home. Attached Images

2012-06-22, 01:35 PM	#6251
jbtilley Muni Foot Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: North Carolina Posts: 555	Trees in Utah? I guess it's been a while since I've been there. When did you get those?

2012-06-23, 03:00 PM	#6254
monocyclism Surf the Turf Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Powys, Wales, UK Age: 64 Posts: 669	My latest rides Pic 1: There are a few dozen penny farthings at this place. Pic 2: My teddy bear ears are actually pivoting headphones. Good for hearing herons creep up on you ( just to the right in the picture) Attached Images __________________ 1 wheel, 1 day, 100 miles, 63 years...

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