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Unicycling in Majorca

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  1. Hey guys. I go to Majorca for 16 days at the start of April, and I'm
    trying to decide whether to take my unicycle or my bike. So I'm hoping
    to find out:

    a) How is the unicycling in Majorca? Aside from it being warm, which IS
    a major plus point, I've no idea how welcoming the surroundings are to
    us one-wheelers. Anybody ride out there in the past?

    b) Logistics. How would one go about taking an uni on an aeroplane?
    Would I have to pay extra? Presumably I can't just carry the uni onto
    the plane like I do the bus and try to see how long I can idle whilst
    it's moving.

    And c) Both things taken into consideration, is it worth me taking my
    uni?

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  2. On most flights you can carry 20kg, so you must see if you dont have
    more together with your uni.

    I was in Mallorca with my trials unicycle 2 Years ago and it was nice
    to do some lines at the beach.

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  3. are mallorca and majorca different places?

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  4. timbob1907 said:

    are mallorca and majorca different places?

    No

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  5. Hi Hal.Verde, I know only one unicyclist in Mallorca , I'll try to
    contact him and tell him a unicyclist is going to his island. Perhaps
    you can meet there.

    From your second question, you can carry 20 kg of luggage and usually
    10kg of hand-luggage but that dependes of the company.

    I have travel with a 20" trial uni and my luggage ( 20 kgs) but not for
    2 weeks.

    There is an option ( it depends of the company better ask them) to
    carry sports stuff ( like a bike or snowboard etc) that it is not to
    expensive.

    I give you and advice: package your unicycle to protect itself !!

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