heres an easy one

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i feel stupid… a uni = unicycle right
so does a muni= a mountain unicycle

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Re: heres an easy one

Muni is a transit system in San Francisco. It’s a lot of fun to muni in San Francisco. :slight_smile:

Yup, muni here means mountain unicycling. For more about the orgins check out the FAQ at unicycle.com
<http://www.unicycle.com/faq6.asp&gt;

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I explained that to one of my fellow workers. He took one look at the 3.0 Gazz on my MUni and said MUni should stand for MONSTER Unicycle

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Re: heres an easy one

eatfood11 wrote:
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> i feel stupid… a uni = unicycle right
> so does a muni= a mountain unicycle

Correct. Muni is also used for describing the ride itself- as in, “I
went for a Muni ride yesterday”. There was also a proposal to call
trials unicycling, “tuni” which seemed to be regarded negatively by the
group, so it’s still referred to as “trials”.

Cheers,

Jason

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http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?String=exact&Acronym=Muni

Yup, you are correct.

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I still think tuni is the best way to describe trails uni. “Trials?” pffft. Not unique enough.

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I’ve got nothing against the idea of trials and freestyle (fruni?) having their own names but i just don’t like the sound of tuni or fruni (I’ve heard that one before). On the other hand muni just works so well and sounds really good.

Andrew

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Re: Re: heres an easy one

Please, let’s not bring up that aweful “T” word again!

Besides being a noun (my MUni) and an adjective (a MUni ride), MUni can also be used as an intransitive verb – as in “I MUni”.

Where’s Your Other Wheel,
uni57 (Dave)

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What’s the best way to write muni riding…is it muni-ing? Or muniing?

Andrew

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MUNIFYTIATIONIZING