Wheel Rider said:2) an up hill race and a down hill race
... In Michigan. Hills will probably not be real big though they could
be short and steep.
For #3, it depends on the course. On a flat course you might be at
great advantage. If the organizers are able to get permission to use a
"proper" MUni trail you'll probably get bogged down with too much
technical or steepness.
Two years ago I had my 29" for the MUni race. I bring that one because
I can also use it in the 10k with a different tire and cranks. I
figured for a MUni course in Western Ohio, and based on the discussions
I'd read here about finding a suitable place, that wheel might work
nicely. It did, and I finished way ahead of Zack Baldwin and everyone
else. And felt a little guilty about it. You should feel a little
guilty if you cream us on a Coker, but if you do, it will be a totally
legitimate win!
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johnfoss
John Foss
Email: "jfoss" at "unicycling.com" -- www.unicycling.com
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"pretty much every trail that we've done on the California or Moab Muni
weekends is an XC trail." -- Kris Holm, on XC from a North Shore point
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