hey thanks Rob, just lucky with the timer. I got home and had a good laugh when I saw it! 
Ouch!
Yes and No
Mostly on-road. This was a 33 mile road ride.
I was surprised when I noticed many pictures reveal pedals in the long hole. It just seams to slow me down to much to turn long cranks now.
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“Chilly Hilly” Bike Event on Bainbridge Island
33 miles and 2675 feet of elevation gain. 6000+ bicyclists and 4 unicyclists: a record number for both. A beautiful sunny Sunday ride. Running into Joe and Lana made it that much better. Life was good last Sunday.
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Terry, that shot of you catching air on the 36er is an inspiration!
Thanks Kerv! It was super fun doing that! 
This is from today with my local riding buddy Gabriel. A much kinder, gentler 36er ride this time, lol! Notice the external “Ihome” speakers on my shoulders! Great stereo sound and I can hear what’s going on around me. 
Hard to call a ride, but during some meeting of “creative local innitiatives” we had also a unicycle part. Mostly it covered some newbies wanting to try it, but anyway it was good to meet some fellow guys and hopefully convert a new ones
I look small next to Kevin. Sure glad your on my side. Nice to see your progress out on the road.
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In any “measure” that matters Joe, you are the “biggest man” in the picture, but behind every great man is a great woman… Tell Lana I said hello and thanks for holding me up after the “Chilly Hilly”…I would have fallen asleep right before the picture at the finish. I know you can ride 60 miles non stop and 33 miles is just a warm up for you but I felt it.
I bought my Daughter a uni, off of craigslist.
the lady I bought it off of said it was an 18" tire, but it is a 20"
So I had to cut the seatpost and cut down the neck, to make it fit her 21" inseam.
I read there were 4 unicyclists who took part in the event. What happened to the other two unicyclists?
From this morning, 3/7/10.
I can dream, can’t I?
(I am seriously considering this drop when it dries out and stops crumbling)
The drop area is a little past the very bottom left)
I did this on my bike a couple of years ago, I know there are a couple of pretty steep hills, how are they on a 36? Are you riding up those or do you have to walk it? What size cranks? Maybe I’ll try that one next year, of course weather depending…
That’s the drop I wanna see on film!
haha, from where the uni is, or the camera?!
from where the camera is!!! also, WITH a camera pole! : D
That’s just a tad too high for this senior citizen! :o