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3rd Annual Unicycle Tour of San Francisco

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  1. Last Sunday Sept 11, a dozen unicyclists met in San Francisco at 8am and
    set out to ride a slightly shortened version of the famous '49 Mile
    Scenic Drive.' (http://www.bikediablo.com/49mile_history.html) The ride
    is Gary Kanuch's brainchild and annual birthday celebration as it is
    done on the weekend closest to his birthday.

    I posted details about the route 'two years ago'
    (http://tinyurl.com/66jg5) although we've lengthened it a little at the
    start and finish so it is now about 41 miles. This amazing ride took us
    to so many interesting and little-known parts of San Francisco, as well
    as many of the famous tourist spots. Unicycle is a great way to see the
    sights, but it takes a while. In fact, we left my house at 6:45am and
    returned about 10:45pm - now that's a great day.

    Stats according to my 'GPS/Heart Rate/Elevation machine'
    (http://tinyurl.com/8qhsn):

    Distance 41.5 miles
    Climbing 4000' (actually probably more like 3000'😉
    Time 10 hours, 8:45 plus lunch, 5:30 actual riding

    We have two photo galleries up on Smugmug:

    'Mine with photos from Geoff, Gary, Mark and myself'
    (http://nhoover.smugmug.com/gallery/808930)
    'Gary's with the best of his photos'
    (http://gkanuch.smugmug.com/gallery/813872)

    Riding with 12 people was great - we'll probably have more next year.

    ---Nathan

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  2. great pics as always. what a great ride, i would love to come next
    year. how about organizing an annual california coker weekend?

    -eric

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  3. Looks like a blast! I was very disappointed to have missed it. I don't
    think I got out of bed all day.

    Next year for sure!

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  4. Wow, what a great ride! It looks like you took in every possible cool
    place to go in SF. I especially like the shots on Lombard Street...I've
    done it in a beater rental car, but I never would have thought about
    Cokering it. Now I must!

    Nathan, thanks for all the photo captions too. That's really a nice
    travelogue of the city.

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    tomblackwood - Registered Nurtz

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  5. It was an awesome ride and I'm very happy I was able to participate. I
    haven't been in the area long so this was the first time I have seen
    most of the places we rode. It was also my fist time on the Golden Gate
    Bridge. Passing fifty or so bikers while doing 16+ MPH on the bridge
    was a high light of the ride.

    Thanks to all who planned, participated, and provided transportation for
    the ride.

    Dan

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  6. who is gary? (is he on this forum?)
    he's got a SICK green rim on his coker!
    that's an awesome uni gary!

    looks like it was an awesome ride guys!

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  7. This ride was a TON of fun. Everyone who has a coker in cali must do it
    next year.

    -corbin

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  8. Nathan-

    You would have had a bigger tunout if you had advertised it ahead of
    time. I'm always looking for an excuse to go to SF.

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    -Greg Harper

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  9. Great pictures, and looks like a great ride. I have never been to SF,
    and that looks like a fun way to see it.

    Scott

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  10. looks like an awsome ride I just got a new Coker delivered to my home
    today, only problem is I am in Philly this week and cant wait to get
    home and ride it.
    Try to post something next year for this ride I am only 100 miles away
    from S.F. and would like to Uni around the town

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