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I unicycled 1100 miles with a group through Europe (2001) and again about 500 miles in northern Norway (2003) with mostly the same group. Both were incredible e
by elijahparker 7y ago
I unicycled 1100 miles with a group through Europe (2001) and again about 500 miles in northern Norway (2003) with mostly the same group. Both were incredible experiences and a unicycle is actually a fun way to tour since you’re upright and able to look around, use a camera, dig things out of other riders’ backpacks, ride in close formation and hold a conversation easily. I tried to look up the website just now, but it’s gone. However, here’s the Norway trip on archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20060622062249/http://www.unitours.org/tours/NUT/Update https://web.archive.org/web/20060622062249/http://www.unitou....
Edit: on both trips we had a support vehicle carry much of our luggage. I really admire Ed for fully self-supporting — it definitely adds a lot to the challenge especially since most of the equipment to carry it is custom.
- ce4 7y agoThe Wayback machine says its not archived, strange...
- debaserab2 7y agoProbably not that strange at all if this person didn’t go through any efforts to get indexed by a search engine. Makes me wonder how many other sites died on the long tail of the internet that had interesting messages that no one will ever hear now.
- TheNorthman 7y agoThey forgot adding .htm to the link. Here it is: https://web.archive.org/web/20050207215504/http://www.unitours.org/tours/NUT/Update.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20050207215504/http://www.unitou...