paul royle said:*Does this mean you won't be unicycling to the next BUC Joe? Unless
it's in Nottingham I can't see anyone riding further than you.
Sounds like you've just offered to buy yourself a very large drink 😉
Paul *
Kit + Pete from Macclesfield (Pete is the person with the sclumpf uni)
said they were wanting to next year. Alan said he'd like to.
Depending on where it is, all of them could potentially be going a bit
further than me. Especially if it's in Leicester which someone suggested
was a possibility, that's just an afternoon's ride away from me. If it's
in Devon or somewhere in the south west, me riding to it will need quite
a bit of time off, so may or may not happen depending on what I'm up to
next year.
There are lots of other people capable of doing it, if you'd ridden this
year it'd be from further away than me. It doesn't take insane fitness,
just being bothered and taking an extra couple of days off.
There's always a chance I might persuade Nottingham people with Cokers
(that means you John and Gary) to ride, they might ride a bit further
than me depending on the direction we start off in.
Connie - this is the perfect argument for getting yourself a schlumpf
geared uni, a 29er was great for the muni this year and a geared up uni
should be alright for getting yourself places. Surely you're good enough
at freestyle to do it on a 29er! Alternatively, you could join in the
annual BUC take random unicycles, ride them and move them to somewhere
else game.
Planes/ferries/trains are allowed to go in the middle of your journey to
get you from outside the the UK into the UK if anyone really is silly
enough to do this from other countries. Not in this country unless they
are bona fide cool things and don't go very far, like the transporter
bridge in Middlesbrough, the Poole Harbour ferry, steam railways etc.
Obviously the distance is only counted for what you rode.
Incidentally, I've got no objection to people getting spare unicycles
etc. taken to BUC for them, if you know someone going who'll take them
for you then why not, it'd be silly to miss out on some part of BUC just
because you couldn't find a unicycle to ride. The unsupportedness is
that you shouldn't have a support person following you on the way and
you should carry all your tools and spares, clothes, food etc. for the
ride with you like on a proper tour.
Joe
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