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Newby thinking about Moab

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  1. Not unicycling newb, but a Moab newb.

    So it's looking like my wife has out of town plans that same weekend as
    Moab so I'm pretty free to go. I'm just a little nervous about it.
    I've not really explored the Muni end of the sport and even though I'm
    feeling a lot more confident riding around town I'm still not THAT good
    of a rider.

    Are there some 'novice' rides that are going to take place? I just
    don't want to end up on rides that are nothing but a total exercise in
    frustration. I want to learn and have fun.

    I also don't know what to expect as far as the campground. Is it a
    'standard' forest service or BLM campground where I can just pull up in
    my camper van?

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    underdog

    'I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody
    tell you different' - Kurt Vonnegut
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  2. underdog said:

    Not unicycling newb, but a Moab newb.

    So it's looking like my wife has out of town plans that same weekend as
    Moab so I'm pretty free to go. I'm just a little nervous about it.
    I've not really explored the Muni end of the sport and even though I'm
    feeling a lot more confident riding around town I'm still not THAT good
    of a rider.

    Are there some 'novice' rides that are going to take place? I just
    don't want to end up on rides that are nothing but a total exercise in
    frustration. I want to learn and have fun.

    I also don't know what to expect as far as the campground. Is it a
    'standard' forest service or BLM campground where I can just pull up in
    my camper van?

    See 'my video from last year' (http://tinyurl.com/37a7hs); it is
    entirely feasible for a relative neophyte to have fun at Moab. The two
    girls with the wiener dog could barely ride on their own; they held
    hands for the whole ride. There are lots of people who are doing one
    of their first-ever MUni rides. Slickrock is ideal terrain for
    inexperienced riders, because there are lots of easy options, but also
    lots of things to try to improve your skills on.

    The campground, if it's the same one as last year, is a commercial
    operation; you probably should reserve a spot, but a camper van should
    be fine.

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  3. You're already so close. Go. You'll love it. There are all kinds of
    events in which you can participate. You will get to meet riders from
    all over. You can pick whatever ride you want. There are always lots of
    novice riders. You will be with a group of people who encourage you,
    not discourage you. You will get to see some of the best riders in the
    world doing impossible stuff.

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    harper

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