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Two men prepare to mount unicycles with large wheels (29" and 36"). Both are poised with one foot on the ground and one on their left pedal. They wear athletic gear designed for light rain; one is in blue, the other in yellow.

Ultimate Alleycat

Westside Joe’s Bikes sponsored an event this month, the Ultimate Alleycat and Scavenger Hunt. It seemed like something that needed to be done on uni. Turned out to be a beautiful day for 78km of varied terrain, including some muddy trails that were fun to slide on the big wheels. No biffs!

View from top of hill at McClaren Park in San Francisco. The hill in the foreground is grassy; a San Francisco neighborhood is in the background. A unicycle is climbing the trail.

SF Crosstown Trail traversal

The San Francisco Crosstown Trail celebrated its second anniversary this weekend, and as far as we know, no one had yet ridden it on uni. Obviously something had to be done about that.

Dimond/Joaquin Miller cranker

Of course, we’re not just playing basketball. Dragon and I did a big ride, starting at the bottom of Dimond, climbing all the way up to Skyline, and then riding back to my place via Chaparral, Sunset, roads into the back of the cemetery, and then down through the war zone that’s the new cemetery construction.

Kinetic Grand Championship

Several folks from the uni crowd came up to support me in the Kinetic Grand Championship in Humboldt County, where I unveiled the first-ever truly amphibious unicycle. I got to lead the race on the first stretch out of town square, and managed to Ace the sand section on my new 4.4″ tire.

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