my first rides

finally, it happened.

i had a slew of excuses. now i have the equipment to make a difficult
ride easier (shorts, pedals, cranks, tread). shoulda just stuck with the
bike, it's infinitely easier (just read mikefule's)


but i got on the trail, 2 and something years after i first bought the
blasted thing.


i think i did about 2.5 miles the first one, crotch a little tingly.
lesson learned: don't race a mountain biker if:
it's uphill,
you're tired,
you're a novice,
you mind bleeding.

second one, i think i did closer to 3something miles. crotch not used to
the weight.
lesson learned: it's easier to keep pace with a slow jogger.


overall lesson learned: it's bloody hard to go up a hill.


--
nosabe332 - can't.. go slow enough!

-Eric

'well turn on something... i'm starting to think!'
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What uni are you riding? (Wheel size, cranks etc.)

Hills become easier, and eventually the crotch becomes caloused.
Unicycling is like glue: you have to stick with it, and it's not to be
sniffed at.


--
Mikefule - Roland Hope School of Unicycling

Competing with yesterday to hold off tomorrow.
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