Nice Turtle, an epic overnight!
Dead Sea pics, how cool is that!!
Hey Mike, wish I was there, I so love the high country.
Hey Jogi, where’s that bike park located? We have some out here, I need to hit them up some day, I esp like the wavy track and the teeter totter 
I’ll stop being lazy and post some pics of the awesome riding we have in the Southeast, just as soon as the colors start to turn
Keep those pics coming, unicycling is amazing!!
Well, goin to North Park this weekend for a race:D, hopefully well get some Pics up from that.
Stand clear learners
great to see people learning
Well, it’s too hot to ride!
Jerry
there are a lot of in sothern germany but only few in the nothern part, the next good ones are in the “harz” a low mountain range 250km south of hamburg, where i live…
today i did some trials
a bit rough but got the job done 
Great pics everybody 
That could have been a pretty decent vid w/ some music and good editing.:o
These pics were taken last weekend at the top of the “Throwing Copper” track at Melrose in South Australia. Lots of fantastic single track with great views at the peaks.
MUni Weekend 16:
Good night.
Stevens Trail in the morning!
I take that as a compliment. I don’t add any music to YouTube vids because I don’t know what I am allowed to use. 
Tips on how to edit videos are appreciated.
You can use YouTube video editor to insert audio, from YouTube library (‘Edit video’ > ‘Audio’ tab).
You have an option to use the ‘Recommended tracks’ button, and even to filter the search to ‘Only show songs of a similar length to this video’.
Two more from CMW
The Louisville Riverwalk Trail is a seven mile paved path from the downtown Belvedere river wharf along the Ohio River to Shawnee Park, traversing a unique part of Louisville.
Ohio River Levee trail begins at the Farnsley-Moremen Landing. It will one day connect to the Louisville Loop but for now stands alone as 3.6 miles of multi-use path. The flattest place to ride my geared 36" perfect for sustained high gear riding mile after mile.
Cool pics! Meetups are fantastic; there’s nothing like seeing a line of unicycles waiting to take on some trail…
Showing off the one-handed pushups! 
From the Long Beach marathon, 10/9/11. Another awesome 26.2 miles of Big wheeled fun-ness! I rode it non-stop and filmed while riding…much more so than last year.
Took almost 8 minutes to clear the start line due to thousands of two-wheelers bottle necking at the start. Finished in 2:11, so not too bad. I had switched my 110 moments for the lighter QuAx 114’s and they worked well, although I think I’m a tad faster with the 110’s.
My newest riding buddy, Clay, drove all the way in from San Diego, and I think there were a couple more one-wheelers out there too. Such a blast! 
Uwharrie - Keyauwee Trail
I am currently in korea where i showed trials and muni in the popular show “star king”. at the rehearsal i took some pictures if you want to see a few more go to my blog: http://lutzeichholz.de/blog/
Is that the same trail they hold the 40mile trail race?
I’d like to get back over there for a ride, nice stuff if memory serves me right, plenty of trail miles
I’m not sure. It’s a good 2 hour drive from my house, so I had never been there before, plus I just recently got into riding off-road so I’m not too familiar with the history. I did find this:
http://www.uwharrierumble.com/ride.html
There’s a 1.5 mile gravel road leading up to a 9 mile loop if you count both trails that are out there (Keyauwee + Supertree). It was a nice trip, though a little challenging for where I’m at currently. I ended up doing the walk, scratch that, hike of shame probably 2 out of the 9 miles. Save a few bikers in the very beginning I was out there by myself. Parts of the trail looked sparsely used, almost abandoned. I thought I had taken a wrong turn at one point.
Since this is the picture thread I’ll try to be brief, but the trail follows an old logging access road at points and later turns into rocky singletrack, then some more typical, flowing singletrack toward the end. Nice rollercoaster descent at the very end when going CCW. The one thing I liked was that you could get in some real distance on one loop which is in contrast to some of the more local trails where you have to do multiple, tight loops to generate distance.