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Naucc 2007

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  1. So i just found out its an hour from my house, and im going. The catch
    is i need andvice. Im an okay rider, should i enter, or bring a uni and
    just do some un -signed up stuff. advice would be great.

    edit: who all is going?

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    Det-riot

    ichirinsha said:

    sweeet!! good job

    -kaori


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  2. Enter everything that sounds interesting. It's set up for wide scale
    participation. Some people train for months (or all year), while others
    just show up to have fun. You'll need a 24" unicycle for the track
    races. A 24" MUni may be too big. It means up to 24.333" actual wheel
    diameter.

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    weekends is an XC trail." -- Kris Holm, on XC from a North Shore point
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