The Unicycling Society of America is pleased to announce the opening of its Web site devoted to the 2004 North American Unicycling Championships and Convention (NAUCC 2004)!
Please take a minute to visit the NAUCC 2004 Web site at:
NAUCC 2004 registration forms are available for downloading from the Web site. The site also has the preliminary schedule, information on competitive events and venues, available hotel discounts and more.
You may contact the USA, Inc.'s NAUCC 2004 organizing committee at:
naucc at earthlink dot net
Tom Daniels
President, Unicycling Society of America, Incorporated
and Director of Registration, NAUCC 2004
I’ve been reviewing the events and have a question about ultimate wheel.
The rules for UW state:
My UW is 26" with unknown crank length. Will I be allowed to compete using it? Since it is up to the host, who ultimately (no pun intended) makes that decision?
I wasn’t planning on going but looking over the stuff it seems fun. I don’t know what things I would do, but it would still be cool to ride with other riders. So from other people that go, do you think its worth it?
The Unicycling Society of America, Inc. is the host of NAUCC 2004. Therefore, as the hosts, we (the USA, Inc. NAUCC 2004 Organizing Committee) will be setting and publishing all, “host,” rules.
I don’t recall seeing specific rules regarding the diameter, crank lengths, etc. for ultimate wheels published by hosts in the past. I am going to have to do some research and speak with some of our rules experts. I willl get back to you with an answer as soon as possible. I’ll also publish the answer in the, “Rules,” section of the NAUCC 2004 Web site.
Tom Daniels
President, Unicycling Society of America, Incorporated
and Director of Registration, NAUCC 2004
