MUni

A mountain unicyclist rides through a redwood forest on a course with a tall berm. The unicyclist is speed-blurred as he rides high on the berm.

Nuevo Caballo

Four weeks to UNICON, and there’s no training like MUni training, so we headed out to one of the best XC loops in the Bay Area, Camp Tamarancho. We got to try out the new Caballo Rojo exit trail, which is definitely a fun addition.

A mountain unicyclist rides down a very steep trail covered in eucalyptus fronds and roots. It is a sunny day, and the trail has just come out of the shaded forest into the sun. He holds his arm out for balance.

Joaquin Miller with Noli

Seems like our group MUni rides are mostly prompted by people coming in from out of town, these days. So keep coming! This weekend, we got a request from Noli to check out some of the trails from the U Games national championships we ran in Joaquin Miller in 2010. Sounded like a good plan,

A mountain unicyclist rides away from the camera, climbing a dirt road with a rocky surface. The light on the hillside is dramatic, with a mix of sun and mist, and a partially blue sky along with wispy clouds.

Mount Tam with Pieter

Pieter, a unicycle friend from the Netherlands, is spending a month traveling around the American West, and checked in on whether any locals would be up for a ride. As usual, you don’t have to ask us twice.

A mountain unicyclist smiles as he rides down a rooty hill through a sunlit redwood grove

Departures and returns

Unicyclists are shuffling in and out of the Bay. Sarah headed out on a multi-month walkabout, which means the flatland scene around here will be less well-organized for a while. But Campbell is back from Weehawken, New Jersey, where he’d moved for some reason. We had a good chill ride up in Joaquin MIller.

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