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Re: IUF Membership

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  1. Lutz said:

    I dont think that a pass from a unicycle organisation would help you on
    a airport in europe. If you want to take more unicycles with you you
    have to pay more if you would show something like a IUF pass to people
    on the airport it would take only longer to go in the plane because
    they think you are crazy.

    Hi!

    I already said, in Europe it will not help me! In Brazil it will!

    I will be the only unicyclist representing Brazil in UNICON, and a
    document that shows that i'm really going to a competition will help.
    Athlets have some facilities in the airport. I can bring other uni with
    me without any problems, but probably I will pay taxes and duties.

    It looks crazy for you guys, but here it can help me :o I traveled for
    bike competitions and it helped me in the past! I will use the CBC card
    and maybe i will ask for a UCI card (I ride bike trials too, so it's
    not a problem).

    Thanks again!

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    pedrotejada

    unicycledood said:


    surfer1024 said:


    hey guys, who can do hick doubles

    Me, Forrest, Luke, Shaun and everyone that is french.


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