California Mountain Unicycle Weekend - 2008 - San Diego

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'Here's the shirt.' (http://uniflatland.com/pictures/cmwshirt.jpg)



I thought you guys decided against black shirts... then again, they do
look good.

What's with the "dookie splatter" behind the unicycle / unicyclist? Is
that really the color you're going with?


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Regarding the T-shirts, if you're still in a place where you can make
edits I'll recommend you don't make the common mistake made on lots of
uni shirts: not spelling out the name of the event. California Mountain
Unicycle Weekend. Not such a big deal because the image of the unicycle
is pretty big. Alternatively, change to a capital U for "MUni".

Another T-shirt suggestion is to make the sponsor logos sized more in
line with how much stuff they donate, and less based on the shape of
the logos. If one sponsor donates a whole unicycle, for example, they
should get the biggest logo back there. Of course you may not know what
any of those sponsors is dontating at this point...

BTW my expectation is that you'll be sending me more information like
this to post on the web site. Now that you have a registration form up,
people are going to start asking the obvious questions:

- What are these meals you're charging for?
- What activities accompany the meals?
- Where are the trails?
- What makes each ride unique?
- What's the 36er race all about? Distance, Terrain, climb, descent
(answers should help riders prepare and determine a good crank
length)?

Keep it coming...


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dakoroman wrote:
analize


lol


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johnfoss wrote:

BTW my expectation is that you'll be sending me more information like
this to post on the web site. Now that you have a registration form up,
people are going to start asking the obvious questions:

- What are these meals you're charging for?
- What activities accompany the meals?
- Where are the trails?
- What makes each ride unique?
- What's the 36er race all about? Distance, Terrain, climb, descent
(answers should help riders prepare and determine a good crank
length)?

Keep it coming...



Hey Jon: I'm working on getting good directions to each of the trails
right now, so you should be getting those and descriptions of the
trails pretty soon.


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I just started my registration process and noticed there is a LATE
REGISTRATION FEE if recieved after October 5.

Get those registrations in.


Cheers.


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Me (18) and my friend (17) and possibly others who are over 18 are
planning on driving down. Can my friend who's 17 have his parents sign
for him to go. Clarification please.


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uniaddict wrote:
Me (18) and my friend (17) and possibly others who are over 18 are
planning on driving down. Can my friend who's 17 have his parents sign
for him to go. Clarification please.



Yea they agreed it was okay that parents just have to sign and don't
have to attend. Its all in the registration form.


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I will probably only make it down there one day so I am wondering
whether Saturday or Sunday would be best. I have been riding Muni for
about 5 months, ride easy to moderate cross country single track, am OK
with downhill but can't do drops as of yet but I don't mind hiking
through sections as long as it is not the entire trail.


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mtnjeffe wrote:
I will probably only make it down there one day so I am wondering
whether Saturday or Sunday would be best. I have been riding Muni for
about 5 months, ride easy to moderate cross country single track, am OK
with downhill but can't do drops as of yet but I don't mind hiking
through sections as long as it is not the entire trail.

Probably would not recommend Noble canyon trail, as it's apparently
really technical. I think you would like Elfin Forest though, which I
think is on Friday, the first day of CMW '08.


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Money issues are starting to solve themselves for Berkeley Juggling
Festival, I'm still working on CMW though. If I can come up with the
funds to get to CMW and back home is there still room in a car with
anyone who may be at BJF and driving to CMW?


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