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rules muni

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  1. Where can I find rules for muni competitions?

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  2. The Unicycling Society of America, Inc. competition rule book contains a
    complete set of observed trials rules, but it is not up to date with
    Kris's latest thinking. I'm sure Kris is getting ready to submit these
    revised rules to the Rules Committee. The floor is currently open to new
    proposals.

    I believe Kris maintains a Web site with his current proposed trials
    rules, but I can't recall the Web address off the top of my head. I'm
    sure others on this forum will be able to help you.

    The USA, Inc. competition rule book may be found at:

    http://tinyurl.com/252k

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  3. Thanks, I found Kris' trials rules at

    http://carlroth.net/oui04/khunitrialsrulesenglish.htm

    So the rules for trials and natural terrain trials are the same then?
    Does that mean there are no completely 'natural' courses without man
    made obstacles in muni trials competitions?

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  4. I don't think any of the rules that currently exist have any distinction
    between natural and man-made obstacles.

    For racing-type events, we use less rules than track racing. Same basic
    rules, but no limitations on wheel size or crank length. So it's a lot
    more experimental than track racing. We do require knee, hand/wrist and
    head protection (helmets).

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    my opinion is that unicycling fits the bill." -- Lloyd Johnson

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  5. I see. Are there any such thing as a muni trials competition with only
    natural obstacles?

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