Mountain Unicycling

I’ve been paying a lot more attention to tire pressures lately, it’s amazing how much difference a few pound can make! (more…)

The relocation of the weekly unicycling meet to the local Skate Park provided all the excuse needed to head back there today for a ‘get to know you’ session and continue to work on my trials skills. (more…)

It’s only a 10 minute detour from the school drop off route to Trentham Falls, so with a wild Winter wind blowing I thought I’d treat myself to a MUni breakfast in the sheltered falls area. While a few people visit the falls on weekends, generally on weekday mornings there isn’t a person to be seen and with the recent rain and wattles coming into flower it’s an idyllic way to start the day. (more…)

Fun ride on the 36’er today, though my legs felt a little on the empty side. The drilled Nimbus rim rolled along the fire trails and single track with no problems though there weren’t any significant drops. (more…)

I’m selling my custom KH36, a great unicycle in excellent condition. Custom goodies include  stripped and polished frame, custom wheelset and milled cranks. Selling to make way for new project. (more…)

Stock standard 36″ wheels are heavy things to spin. Grams saved at the outside of the wheel add up to make a big difference in the energy required during every acceleration/ deceleration. The easiest way to lighten up a 36’er wheel and bring it to life is to replace the standard tube with a 29’er (or convert to tubeless). (more…)

Turned 42 today. Best way to celebrate? A muddy MUni ride! (more…)