Post a picture of your unicycle(s)

Thankyou Bruce! It was a beautiful day with a bit of wind. I wouldn’t do a social ride in SOP if I was just by myself, so thankyou, and thanks for taking the video :slight_smile: Went into some parts of SOP I had never been to before or don’t do much. :slight_smile:

It’s also the first time I did a regular 29er ride since coming back from Unicon. It’s been a bit too long between rides :slight_smile:

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This outfit is absolutely amazing, I love it (I’ve already said it, but no reason not to say it again)!

It would be even better if the wings flapped in the wind :smile:

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If you are talking about my butterfly wing outfit, Thankyou!!
I have a variety of wings…. Butterfly, dragon, fairy…
I have other butterfly wings that you have on your back and attach to a finger too to make it flap. I’ve worn them a lot on my rides. Pic here! (Most probably also taken by @BruceC)

The jersey I wore today is “Brisbane valley rail trail”. I like it as it is very Aussie dry countryside inspired with the local birds etc. 161km/100 miles.
Would I do the whole Brisbane Valley rail trail again on a unicycle? No, once is enough I reckon (I don’t live close by). But I would do sections quite happily. Most sections don’t have enough tree coverage for my liking.

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Don’t encourage her! There are tutu as well as wings.

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VERY nice :+1:

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Continuing the discussion from Post a picture of your unicycle(s):


These are my 36ers that I love to ride flat land distance I really enjoy riding these two, they are so much fun every ride is an adventure. :+1:

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Lovely to see a fellow rider with a Nimbus Impulse Nightrider 36er, it’s such a sweet ride.

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Nimbus Oracle 24” :-)!!!

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My Mad4one street uni arrived today! A thing of beauty :face_with_tongue: It’s been years since I’ve done that sort of riding, I stick to Muni, but the Mrs has got into skateboarding so thought I’d join her at the skatepark and relearn a few skills…

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The latest addition to our collection:

Our little one decided that his Lego-like MTB could be a good unicycle, too. I’ve no idea what led him to such ideas… :yum: So he asked me to convert it - and of course I couldn’t resist :grin:

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That’s awesome!

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That is superb!

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Awesome! Maybe do a few iterations and post it on https://ideas.lego.com/ :blush:

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Lego might not like it because the original bike was from a different company that sells sets of bricks that are more or less compatible with Lego but aren’t Lego (need to look up the name, something Chinese…?). I’m not aware of any Lego wheels that would suit a muni as well as this wheel does that I’ve used.

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That’s look amazing :blush:

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That saddle looks painfull.:confounded_face:

sure ive sat on worse!!

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I started this thread with a picture of one of my unicycles. I might as well give an update. Now it has gone from a 26" wheel to a 29", cranks are at the 100mm position and finally I added a brake.

Before:

After:

Still not particularly fancy but just to keep everyone in the loop on changes. :wink:

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This shot was at Fairmount Golf Course park, in Cali.

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I have no idea how you use those handlebars or that brake with the way you have it setup :grinning_face:.

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