A mountain unicyclist rides on a rocky trail in the sun. The hill drops away behind him, revealing a valley and hills in the distance. He is approaching an area with many chunky rocks, shaded by oak trees.

Rocks

I’ve been doing a ton of riding, but it’s been over 6 months since I’ve been out on a proper MUni ride. Adrian was in town and suggested Rockville. Don’t have to ask me twice. It was beautiful out there, and while my MUnitude was about 2/10, I managed to make the line on the back side of Upper Tilly, which was good enough, considering. Adrian was rocking everything of course.

A BMX-style 19" unicycle wheel is held up in front of an afternoon sky with puffy clouds at the Golden Gate Bridge

SF Bay Area Urban Unicycle Weekend

Come ride with other urban unicyclists at the 1st annual San Francisco Bay Area Urban Unicycle Weekend! The goal of this weekend is to bring together North American urban riders and get the stoke up for Unicon this summer. This will be a chill weekend exploring the great riding spots of SF.

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!

A mountain unicyclist rides through an autumnal alpine landscape, with mostly bare aspens to the right, as the trail goes to the left towards a red rock desert with dramatic canyons and towers.

Most of the Enchilada

A group of us went on a quest to do The Whole Enchilada, and spent the last couple months training up for it. Unfortunately a storm came in and closed Burro Pass, the highest part of the ride at over 11k feet, but we were able to start at Hazard County which gets to about 9200′. It was a perfect desert day, and we got to experience the eclipse while we were up on the mountain.

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