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  1. ...was the first time I've ever seen any other unicyclists without
    having prearranged it.

    Unfortunately my brother and I weren't riding at the time and I was too
    overawed with the urge to shout "You've lost a wheel!" to actually find
    out who it was.

    A lap of the lake looks like a great place to go for a ride... the
    trails are quite nice and there are loads of cyclists to show off too...
    🙂

    Was it you?

    Phil

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  2. It wasn't me, although it is one of my occasional riding places.
    There's a good lap of the lake, and plenty of interesting mud plugging
    in the nearby forest.

    Wonder who it was. Gary (Unicus) is from this area.

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  3. Mikefule said:

    *It wasn't me, although it is one of my occasional riding places.
    There's a good lap of the lake, and plenty of interesting mud plugging
    in the nearby forest.

    Wonder who it was. Gary (Unicus) is from this area. *

    Wasn't me, nice place to ride though.

    What unicycle were they riding Phil? Maybe it was one of my sons mates
    (Onza riders).

    Cheers, Gary

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  4. It was two people, possibly father and son, both on trials-tyred 20"s. I
    didn't think they looked like onzas but I could have been wrong...

    Mysterious indeed.

    Phil

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  5. One of them was an onza, the new style one, with yellowy bits on the
    frame.

    John

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  6. strange...

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    + a mountain
    = fun
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