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Re: A Perfect Shlumpf Ride

 
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Old 28-06.-2008, 12:15 AM   #1
corbin
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Default Re: A Perfect Shlumpf Ride


critter wrote:
> Aloha fellow unicyclist,
> People that know me, know I love to MUni. Now since I got my guni29/42,
> I'm loving the asphalt. I'm smiling ear to ear with the perfect road
> coarse that I didn't know I had... Then I learned how to shift.
> We live on the foothills of the Koolau mountain range. Most of roads
> in this area are heavy traffic. But our neighborhood has a Botanical
> Garden(Hoomaluhia) and the gate is close to cars most of the time.
> Through the years, I rode it several times on bike and a 29er, but it
> didn't really excite me. Then came gears.
>
> Before the Schlumpf(9 months ago), I never rode anything bigger than a
> 29". I didn't even try to shift gears for the 1st 3 months. But if I was
> going to enjoy this beautiful trail I needed to learn how to shift.
> Because my legs and heart aren't that powerful, I have to downshift on
> the up hills. I shift gears 22 times on this 6 mile coarse. One day
> last week I got a perfect 22 for 22! (should post on brag thread). I'm
> making this place my training coarse, as I want to enter the Century
> Ride(25 miles) in September.
> It's a peaceful, scenic ride. Animals I've seen (besides lots of
> birds) are wild pigs and mongoose. I always knew how pretty Hoomaluhia
> was, but it wasn't until the guni that I maximized the potential. I'm
> sure there are lots of fun guni rides out there. I have one of the best
> in my backyard. Tell me about yours. Opps, last hour of sunlight and
> the Koolau mts are calling.
> Keep the blood flowing, Critter




Welcome to the wonderful world of gears!

I'm dying to get two more hubs; one for me and louise to put in
muni's.

corbin


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