And what gets me is that they do it in front of the police who dont seam to care as they cant be bothered to do anything about it.
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You could upload the gmx data, then we could see where you went through. I’ve been there on my unicycle before, but I don’t know a single spot. The first picture with the single trail looks fantastic. Even I could probably ride that. Where is that?
oops, I seem to have replied to an old post 
First pic is the downhill from the Jakobshorn. If you are interestet in the GPS data I can send them with WhatsApp or Mail
Last weekend there was the open swiss chamionship in muni downhill (saturday), the youngste female participant Ronja from Team Ursli became the very first Swiss Champion (Ben Soja won the male champion title).
But as we already knew: Muni is for the Ursli not a race sport, it is a mountaion experience, that’s why we invited some of the participants at sunday for some Ursli Muni 
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@turtle Picture number three looks like a great candidate for the annual world unicycling calendar! Really cool photo.
That legislation already exists. Under UK law, if the motor can provide power while the rider isn’t pedalling, or at speeds above 25kph, or if the motor can provide continuous power > 250W, then it’s a motor vehicle and is subject to all the requirements of a motor vehicle.
Our legislation is good. Enforcement is lacking (but it’s starting to happen - Avon & Somerset Constabulary, at least, are taking the issue seriously).
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Thanks for the information, I wasn’t familiar with what the actual limits are (other than being vaguely aware of some level of discontent that they aren’t high enough – YouTube seems to present you with things you never thought you needed to see!). I assume that quite a high percentage of these things get modded to increase their output and speed.
Anyhow, it is good to hear that the police are starting to take the issue seriously though. Hopefully that makes its way up here at some point but the police are probably spread pretty thinly as it is.
I should probably post a picture of one of my unicycles here at some point 
Wow, it does, yellow pedals, flat saddle and all! It even looks like that same rim with the oversized valve hole.
yes please
Today was the first of what is planned to be weekly “rolls” with our new Unconventional Transportation Club! Very fun 4.5 miles. Along with my unicycle, there was a onewheel and two rollerbladers.
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My favourite part of this sign is that wheelchairs are considered equivalent to bikes or skateboards 
Wheelchairs grinding rails and ledges in public places is a real widespread problem! 
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I also find that sign odd A wheel chair should be treated the same as a pedestrian unless the terrain is not suitable or safe which may be the case..
The sign doesn’t say no wheelchairs, it says no wheelchair access.
Getting rid of the “or” and putting “no wheelchair access” on a separate line would, perhaps, be clearer.
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I was working away this week but still managed a couple of rides, one in the Cairngorms on road and one at Laggan wolftrax MTB trails. Really enjoyed the green ‘beginner’ trail, struggled to ride the berms on the blue though. I’ve been advised on a Facebook muni group that shorter cranks and riding faster is the solution. I’ll probably try getting used to shorter cranks and riding faster on the road first before trying it on MTB trails though.
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