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Black Hills MUni weekend!

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  1. So, who's going? I suppose I'm one of the organizers, and I guess as the
    only forumite who's doing organizing, I'll be the one to make the
    official thread. There's a lot of information available from
    www.blackhills.unicyclist.com, which is the main website. It SHOULD be
    updated with the Sunday trail description as soon as I can get my
    brother to do it. I think one has been written up, and I will post it
    here.

    Lodging has been arrainged at 'Lake Park Campground and Cabins'
    (http://www.lakeparkcampground.com/) , but we didn't manage to make any
    reservations. I'm not sure if they are sold out for that weekend yet, as
    business heats up for tourism around this time, so if you want to camp
    there you should probably make reservations ASAP.

    Chances are that there will be some kind of good ride to do Friday
    afternoon or evening. The details of Saturday's ride are on the website,
    along with various pictures. More pictures of both Saturday's and
    Sunday's rides can be found in my 'gallery.'
    (http://gallery.unicyclist.com/OneWheelNinjaSquad)

    As for Sunday's ride, it is a total of 11 miles. It's mostly fast
    singletrack MUni, so without very many technical areas, so everyone who
    has one is encouraged to bring their 29er. The trail has an overall
    vertical drop of approximately 1700 feet, with some uphills scattered
    throughout. The highlight of the ride is a 2 mile medium grade descent
    into Bulldog Gulch. The descent is mostly covered with hand sized loose
    rocks, which make the ride very interesting. After descending into the
    gulch, there are two small stream crossings, followed by some smooth
    uphill. after many switchback contortions, the trail finally drops down
    toward the highway, which it passes under, and continues mostly flat to
    the bottom, where there is a large parking lot.
    We have arranged to get a bus shuttle for this ride from Jesse Hansen of
    Rushmore Bicycles. This will probably cost around 3-5 dollars, but would
    be very handy, because everyone can leave their cars at the bottom of
    the trail and ride the bus to the top.

    We have designed tshirts, which will be available from anybody in my
    family. You can get them when you register. The prices are to be
    determined, but I'll post them, as well as pictures of the shirts in
    this thread later.

    --
    Fuego - Definetely no brain.

    "Unicycling is more about the center of concentration than the center of
    balance."
    -Me

    "Get off my Property before you sue me!"
    -Morons everywhere.

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  2. dude....I so wish I could make it this year. The trails look 5 times
    better than last years. Too bad, I love it over there. Last year was
    so much fun.

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    dubmuni2004 - rusty spoons

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