A fall ride in the Pacific Northwest US. We do not get as much fall color as some areas of the east US but a nice fall ride in any case.
A 5.5 mile unicycle round the town with my son a few months back with a visit to the Dunbear. A nod to John Muir the conservationist who hails from the town.
Cheers
Cool pix @Dunibar !
I didn’t know of John Muir. Or actually yes I did, but it turned out to be a completely different person. The one I know is a Beetle conservationist…:
Today I made sure I had my phone with me on the ride to be able to come back with a picture for this thread. Then I experienced so strong winds that I was totally absorbed by pushing on and staying on the unicycle that I totally forgot about it. So maybe next time…
Yup, this is exactly what this is about…
that was actually just for you
And it’s not even Halloween…
Beautiful scenery and awesome pictures, where is this?
Switzerland (Biferten)
Martinsloch ?
Auch Glarnerland, aber nicht beim Martinsloch. Da war ich eine Woche nach der Aufnahme hier vom Bifertebstock.
Siehe hier:
Das ist sehr gut! Aber, in die Englisch Forum, kannst du keine Deutsch sprechen (sagt mir ). Für Deutsch, hier sehen sie:
https://unicyclist.com/c/other-languages/deutsch/36
Es tut mir leid, meine Deutsch ist sehr schlecht… ich will mehr gelernt!
I know you speak English, but I like pulling out the German whenever possible
I couln’t resist and got myself a handle saddle. Today I took it out for a ride the first time. It’s awesome how much control it gives you over the muni, especially if your own muni skills are pretty much non-existent. However, the brake adapter doesn’t work for my brake, the lever is too far away. Guess I have to build my own…
Try just turning the adapter around. That helped my son reach his brake lever.
We have small crew in Ridgecrest, CA. Today we had 9 of us: 5 on 24"ers, 1 on a Hatchet, and 3 dads on 29ers.
Thanks for the hint, I already wondered whether this would work.
Oh gosh that looks like a pretty fun day! Where was that?
And welcome back @Mohouck sounds like it’s been a while since you last visited this forum!