I had just left a friend's house tonight in Canon City at 11:00pm at night and headed home when a unicyclist crosses my path. (always good luck). Could that be a fat tire? YES! I stopped him and we talked a bit. He's in town for a few weeks (lives in Washington). We exchanged info and we're gonna for riding in a couple days.
Totally crazy meeting aonther unicyclist in this town.
He had his camelbak, head lamp and was headed for the Sky Line Drive/ Hogbacks area just down the road. (Lots of good trails and hills--even a dirt half pipe).
Small world.
I had to tell ya all. Okay, now I can go to sleep.
-- ratherbekayaking - Levels-shmevels. I just wanna ride!
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* He's in town for a few weeks (lives in Washington). We exchanged info and we're gonna for riding in a couple days. *
If it turns out he's from the Seattle area of Washington, you might suggest he jump on the forum here and ask after other riders. We have a group that does muni, trials, coker rides on a pretty regular basis. We'd love to have someone else join up, especially since you mention he's got a headlamp. One of our favorite Coker rides has a section through a 2.5 mile long railroad tunnel, and it's DARK. Harper is too cheap to buy a decent headlamp, and always shows up with some sort of a candle-driven hack job. We're always looking for folks that take their illumination seriously.