It’s been almost 3 months since my last ride on a mountain unicycle, forgive me father!  I’ve been back on a mountain bike and loving it. Doesn’t mean I won’t be doing MUni (Mountain Unicycling) any more though. It’s not a good sign when Didj, our kelpie, starts...

Selling the KH29″ MUni is going to hurt as I’ve had lots of great rides on the 29′er but it gets the least use these days and deserves a good home. The uni has been very well looked after and is in GREAT condition. Package includes: KH Fusion Freeride 2008 seat (not the...

I last rode Poverty Gully in October 2008 on my way from Mt Franklin to Castlemaine on the KH29. Back then I arrived at Poverty Gully just on night fall, close to the end of a +30k MUni ride.  It tested me out, as the lights of Castlemaine in the valley below seem so close but so far away,...

Not a new KH shoe accessory but a very cool Australian reptile. Like me and Didj the Blue Tongue lizard was out on the trail today catching some sun, warming up after the unusually cold weekend that saw snow fall across the Central Highlands – don’t see that very often in late...

After a wild morning including snow across the Central Highlands — in October! — and passing storms things started to settle down just in time for a late afternoon cruise on the 36′er. Many  different angles and shots went into the KH36 Rollercoaster movie, so I’m now looking for...

I’ve been enjoying some fast MUni on the KH36 while collecting more footage to be used in the final edit of the KH36 Rollercoaster MUni movie. Just a couple of seconds left to work out and it will be done. Here’s a few screengrabs from the GoPro. I especially like the first pic of...

I headed back to the MTB trails in Wattle Flat, this time on the 36′er. It’s all fun single track but the section I was looking forward to most was the trail that snakes down a long gully, swooping back and forth into a dry creek bed many times. I’d ridden it on the 24 GUni...

Huge fun today on the 36′er. A sunny day turned to rain, the single track slicked up, the big wheel cranked some turns, and I managed to get caught out by the same piece of flooded single track, same UPD, same bloody knee … same loser! I took the GoPro HD along, gathering footage...

The last couple of rides has got me feeling the love for off roading on the 36′er big time – the momentum the big wheel carries through the trail is a hoot, especially when combined with cranks a little too short to be relaxing – but the 24 GUni isn’t so keen on being...