Have you ridden at the Chico or Oroville skateparks? I've ridden a little in Oroville, but Chico is supposedly only for skaters (although I've been about tanked by more than one bike there when on my skateboard).
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I am going to go to Tewantin I think. PKittle I went to the Chico skate park on Monday and tried some stuff but it was really wet(thats my excuse for not being very good). And where did you here that unicyclists weren't aloud? I had a guy I know look up the definition of bikes, and unicycles don't fall under them. That means that we're considered pedestrians.
And where did you here that unicyclists weren't aloud? I had a guy I know look up the definition of bikes, and unicycles don't fall under them. That means that we're considered pedestrians.
You're right, unis aren't technically covered by the California definition of a bike (I think it says vehicles with one or more wheels driven by pedals and a chain--the chain part is what disqualifies most unis). But we're way better served by being included in the bicycle definition than pedestrian. If we're pedestrians, we can't ride in the street, for instance.
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