We could think of better unicycles to ride than a 20″, but it’s not often you get Adventure Unicycling featured in a music video.
Check it out, about 2 minutes into the clip:
We could think of better unicycles to ride than a 20″, but it’s not often you get Adventure Unicycling featured in a music video.
Check it out, about 2 minutes into the clip:
Matt Downing made a final 135km ride into Gibraltar today, after over 3000km in the saddle:
“I wake up early with the strange feeling knowing the trip would be over before I’m next asleep. I say goodbye to the others who are awake at the Hostel and head off by the sea. The roads then become absolutely crazy so I take to the fields climbing fences over and under, and am covered in dirt.”
Read about the inspirational journey on Matt’s blog
Congratulations Matt!
A very interesting interview of Tony Melton during the Yunnan Unicycle Tour, with heaps of stuff about unicycle touring in general.
Definitely worth a listen:
Matt Downing takes to the roads of Paris and Spain on one wheel to raise money for charity.
“Starting in Calais and ending in Gibraltar he will traverse the entire trip on a Unicycle. That’s roughly 2000 miles! He expects to meet many people along the way and ask them nicely to contribute to his cause – raising money for Cancer research UK.”
Check out Matts Blog:
And of course, support his cause:
David Weichenberger, Lutz Eichholz and Stephanie Dietze spend 13 days riding entirely off-road to cross the Alps in Austria and Germany.
Check out this special CNN ireport: Crossing the Alps on a Unicycle
The AU riders from our latest Unitour- Yunnanuni, in China’s Yunnan Province, finished their ride today. They unicycled over 500km from the Tibetan mountain town of Shangri-La, through the beautiful Tiger Leaping Gorge, to finish in Dali. Check out some amazing photos on the Yunnanuni Website: http://yuni.adventureunicyclist.com
Congratulations Jai!
Jai Caorthann completed his 1000 mile circumnavigation of Ireland today, after 3 weeks of unicycling through some of the most beautiful parts of the world. Read about it on his blog: http://onewheeloneisland.wordpress.com/
Something to motivate you to unicycle. This is the first documented video of a below knee-amputee riding a unicycle. Joe Savala from the US shows us how it’s done:
Ahem…because people seem to think this sort of thing should have an underlying meaning, here is one interpretation of it. The stylised AU represents the winding path we take in search of our unicycling adventures, whether you choose to ride a MUni or on a Unitour. The ‘A’ represents the hills and the ‘U’ represents the valleys, while the ‘-‘ highlights the bridges we cross along the way. Together they make up the cranks of a spinning unicycle.
The new logo will be incorporated in the AU Cycling Jersey, which we are about to print for the Yunnan Unicycle Tour.
Design by Ken Looi, after several late nights and ingestion of caffeine enriched substances.