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Date: 2003-09-03 18:59:00
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey Irene,
It's your birthday! You sang for me on mine, before the tour... now I'll do the same for you, way way after the tour:
Imagine choir of angels, or Elvis, or Bill Clinton:
Happy Birthday to you,
Happy Birthday... TO YOU!
Happy BIRTHda-ayyyy, dear Irene....
(Slower) Happy birthday to youuuuuuuuuu!
Have a great day!
-Johnny
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Date: 2003-08-17 16:18:17
Justin Sorensen (
stbb9@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
I wish I could have gone.
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Date: 2003-07-25 18:35:46
Chris De Backer (
chris.de.backer3@pandora.be /
no homepage) wrote:
I'm Chris from Belgium, and I met Scott in Holm on the ferry to Vennesund. I was on two wheels on my way from Oslo to the North Cape. I just got back from Oslo and ended up doing double the distance that I had plant. I cycled back trough Finland and Sweden Congratulations to all.
Sorry if there our mistakes in the English writing, luckily talking goes better.
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Date: 2003-07-13 20:46:57
Kitson (
chickenkitson@freeuk.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey pedlars How are you all. We were thinking of your tired thighs and sore parts today- grit it out and if you get stuck ask stone to dance for you!
Richard Kitson XXX
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Date: 2003-07-12 11:20:03
Reinier & Joke (
Tuinstra-delaaf@zonnet.nl /
no homepage) wrote:
Hallo Scott,
We where the couple from Holland you met in Bodo. Do you remerber us? We want to complement you and the group for the results. Also the website is realy beautiful. I read the story's with lot of pleasure.
Reinier and Joke
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Date: 2003-07-03 13:41:03
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hoooray! We did make it indeed. I'd say this was an awesome tour for everyone, but to speak for myself, it was like a combination of exotic vacation (and I fell in love with Norway's scenery), camp, college (sometimes I was teacher, sometimes student...), oh-- and unicycle tour/physical challenge. All around, an unforgettable and wonderful experience. I'm grateful to all the riders and support crew (you know who you are!) for their intrepid spirit and ever-positive attitudes, not to mention generosity (e.g. Ballerina cookies, fixing things, etc.) and humor. In short, I love you all.
I'm back in NYC. The strangest thing thus far was seeing the sun go down for the count and disappear utterly, leaving the city in darkness. How depressing. I miss our constant sun...
Oh, and Christian-- you're awesome and I definitely think you will pass your exam... Go for it!
--John
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Date: 2003-07-02 12:12:56
Joan Cotter (
joancotter@alabacus.com /
no homepage) wrote:
The Web site was really great. Special thanks to Tanya for the great writing.
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Date: 2003-07-02 01:19:01
Jamey (
jamey_mossengren@und.nodak.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Congratulations to all!!
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Date: 2003-07-01 11:26:03
Dave Stockton (
davstock06351@yahoo.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Beautiful job on the website, photos, and updates. Thanks for taking us with you. Congratulations, everybody, on a successful trip!
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Date: 2003-06-30 18:24:48
Jodi Nord (
jodi_nord@yahoo.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey Cotter and Company!
Just got done reading your whole Web site. Awesome trip. Congrats!
I think I now have another destination to put on my future trips list!!!
See ya back in MN!
Jodes
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Date: 2003-06-30 09:30:26
Ryan Woessner (
unidudes@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Everybody!
WE MADE IT! It feels awesome to make it all the way from Trondheim to Svolvr. Everyone is coming home in the next couple of days and boy do we have stories to tell. See you soon.
-Ryan
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Date: 2003-06-30 08:28:16
Christian (
hovicycle@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys,
so, you made it! Congratulations!!! I am still with you! I just wish I could be there in person. Missing you tons!
And...I received your postcard today. Thanks a lot!!! It is a really darn good one!
I am kinda freaking out here, even though I still have 5 weeks left. I'm not too afraid about the swimming anymore, because I'm getting really good help. But the track and field...despite the support I am scared that I won't make it. I'm still missing 4 to 5 inches for the shot put in my best trys and I'm still not the good sprinter I am supposed to be. Anyway, I'll keep on working. Take care on the rest of the trip and make sure oyu get home safe. Talk to you soon! Miss you a lot, Christian
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Date: 2003-06-29 20:47:53
Mike Genelin (
mgenelin@schererbros.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Last day of the ride, I believe, looking forward to more picture undates.. see whoever at the airport upon return !! Mike
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Date: 2003-06-28 22:10:02
Helen Auer (
helenauer@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Aaron - Enjoying watching the progress. Take care. Helen & George
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Date: 2003-06-28 07:15:17
Barb Kowalski (
unicyclers@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone, sounds and looks like you are having a great time. I am curious about the Ballerina cookies, bring some to share next month.
See most of you at NAUCC.
Barb
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Date: 2003-06-28 06:30:19
Nong Rosenberg (
nong@law.com /
http://www.epinions.com/user-nong) wrote:
Hello John!!!
Your surroundings look chilly. Don't catch a cold.
Ciao,
Nong
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Date: 2003-06-27 13:14:44
Dana Schneider (
danauni@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Party at Connie's next week!!!
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Date: 2003-06-26 19:38:00
Jamey Mossengren (
jamey_mossengren@und.nodak.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Hello all,
You guys are almost finished...keep up the good work.
Connie-I took your big dog up to my moms cabin for a couple days and he seemed to like it up there. As for your house, it's doing good but there are one or two plants that might need your attention when you get back??
Jamey
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Date: 2003-06-26 15:23:53
Sue Swenson (
SSwenson@schererbros.com /
no homepage) wrote:
HI Irene...How's it going???
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Date: 2003-06-26 13:01:01
L Stratmoen (
stratmoe@stolaf.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Aaron - Uffda but email must be slow for me to just get
word and it's already day 17 of your adventure. How long do you plan for it to take? When I read that your route takes you also to some islands, I envision you with unicycle strapped to your back, side-stroking across the fjord. Hope all is going well for all of you. Lois
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Date: 2003-06-26 10:34:27
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
We enjoyed our day off yesterday by shopping in downtown Bod, checking out various museums and some of us hit up the local swimming pool. Unfortunately the 'hot tub' was a 33 degree celsius kiddy pool that we all waded in. ;) It felt good after the swimming pool though.
The webpage updates are done but it has been hard finding a phone line to upload them. Hopefully soon all of our fans will be able to see the updated website.
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Date: 2003-06-26 09:13:17
Ryan Woessner (
unidudes@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone!
We all finally made it to Bod and today we take a 4 hour ferry ride to . Everything is going great and it is hard to believe there is only 4 more days of the tour. I hope everyone at home is doing well and see you soon.
-Ryan
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Date: 2003-06-26 02:44:15
Karl (
kwigert@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
I found this news web page, a little old and I cant read it but I am fairly sure that is not Andy in the picture unless the trip was harder on him than he letting on :)
http://www.adressa.no/trondheim/article.jhtml?articleID=420550
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Date: 2003-06-26 02:28:25
David Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
http://newyorkunicycle.com) wrote:
Great talking with you, John! I see from Nathan's comments that the temperature was high recently -- well, the same is true in much of the country here. We had high 90s and loads of humidity. Ozone alerts. Mozzies. Can't wait to have you back! (Take a few extra days!). Love, Bro
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Date: 2003-06-25 09:51:02
Nathan Hoover (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi everyone from Bod! Yesterday we completed the main part of the tour with our arrival here. That last day was over 100km in hot temperatures with gnarly traffic at the end. Amazing so far above the arctic circle. The riding went pretty well, and we're looking forward to the rest of the tour in the Lofoten Islands. One more week and we're coming home.
Skol,
Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-25 03:20:59
Dr. Mom - of - Aaron (
lpfpp@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Your photography keeps getting better, as does the scenery. Great coverage -- and you have featured a lot of water and fish in this country, but we still haven't seen any waterfall landscapes.
Planeswomen reportedly doing very well with FL 6, avg groundspeed 138 (by their calculation) well over their handicap. Fly by at 132 over KittyHawk and 2 1/2 minutes to the final airfield. They'll be 2 days at Dare City, Roanoke Island, NC Rm#210 at (252) 261 4888 ending with the awards banquet.
Keep riding safely and smilingly! Hugs lp
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Date: 2003-06-25 01:50:12
Rene Woessner (
R.Woessner@att.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Ryan and Karen. I have been following you on my computer. The scenery is beautiful. I sure wish I
was there. Have fun and pad your rears.
Gramma & Grampa
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Date: 2003-06-24 17:31:41
collin woessner (
xtremeunicycler@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
hey mom and Ryan we got the pigge banks you sent there really cool. But one of them broke in the mail. other than that im having fun right now but it just finneshed storming. se you later,collin
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Date: 2003-06-24 14:43:28
Gary Feyen (
Gary.Feyen@rmmco.com /
no homepage) wrote:
At the Roseville parade, a young woman came by looking for Irene, when she was told about the NUT she seemed to remember hearing about it, she met Irene at the Mondofest - sorry I didn't get her name. Also an older parade watcher came up to tell me about these unicycles he saw a few weeks ago with really large wheels and handles in front going up the hill, then down and back up. Sounded like NUT training. The web sight has been great fun seeing the pictures, reading the quotes, envious of the adventure you are on.
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Date: 2003-06-24 10:40:19
Ronald Jacobsen (
r-jacob@online.no /
no homepage) wrote:
Web camera Bod
http://www.an.no/fritid/kamera_bodoe/
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Date: 2003-06-24 04:09:39
cdmn (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey CC, here are a couple norwegian words for your group: uforferdet og begeistret. (I had to dig them up.) The locals ought to be able to translate them without getting the meanings twisted. When you get to Bodo, you'll have to line up in the parking lot by the marina. They have a web camera (at least they did have) on www.aftenposten.no/english. Hilsen fra meg til alle. --cld
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Date: 2003-06-23 19:58:08
Cheryl (Ryan's Aunt) (
Tw0girls@comcast.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Karyn and Ryan. Sounds like you are having a great time. Glad to hear it. Can't wait for you to come back home and tell us all about it! Any blisters on the bottom, from all the riding. (I had to ask) Anyway, stay safe and lets get together when you get back.
Bye for now, Aunt Cheryl
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Date: 2003-06-23 19:40:31
Deb Clapp (
daclapp@nwlink.com /
no homepage) wrote:
What an awesome trip. Hope everyone is having fun. Irene, can't wait to see pictures & hear details in Sept. Have a great ride! Deb
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Date: 2003-06-23 18:11:54
rick w (
rick.woessner@ci.stpaul.mn.us /
no homepage) wrote:
ryan w, i see you are having good time, and your brothers are also having a good time. i am still waiting for a postcard. i hope you can sleep at nite, since it don't get dark. take some pictures so i can see how much fun your're having.bye for now.
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Date: 2003-06-23 18:08:52
Karl (
kwigert@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Accommodations: Wilderness camp, tent, reindeer fur and outdoor hot tub. Accommodations: 4 cabins without shower and toilet. The past few days of accommodations sound interesting, reindeer fur???, But I bet the hot tub was used once or twice. :) Dana, strange I think I saw the same moon in the UAM pictures.
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Date: 2003-06-23 15:04:34
Dana Schneider (
danauni@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
While you were watching the midnight sun this weekend, I was watching the midnight "moon" rise over the Ulmer's cabin, if you know what I mean. Great pictures, now I'm even more envious. Ryan, you looked a little squinty eyed in one of those pictures, what was in that glass bottle? I am definitely going on the next uni tour, it really sucks to miss out on such an awesome experience.
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Date: 2003-06-22 19:23:47
Michael Stone (
mstonemd@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
John---greetings from Dad & Beth, from the land of Endless Rain to theland of Midnight Sun. 82nd street looks like a rain-forest, with leaves hanging down almost to the sidewalk. How fjordtunate you are to be in Norway! 'hope the cycling is going well
love Dad & Beth
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Date: 2003-06-22 12:32:18
Tommy (
tommy@memphisunicycleclub.com /
http://www.memphisunicycleclub.com) wrote:
I'm SO envious! Have a great trip and do tell all when you return!
See you in July in Minn!
Tommy
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Date: 2003-06-22 04:44:31
Lindsey (
uniprincess@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
wow, it looks like you are all having a lot of fun! The sunset picture on day 9 is gorgeous. Connie, thanks for the postcard, i just got it today. I can't wait to see you all again.
love, lindsey
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Date: 2003-06-22 03:55:59
Becky (
beckytcy@yahoo.com /
http://www.epinions.com/user-beckytcy) wrote:
Hi John! I hope you're having a fantastic time on your uni tour and that the weather is better over there than it is back home. A few more days of rain and New Yorkers may begin building Arks.
Ride carefully!
-Becky
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Date: 2003-06-22 03:00:17
Diane (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
I still can't access days 8, 9, and 10.
This happened before, and i could access at work, but not at home.
Anyway, hope all is going well!!
Windy here today, but a very pretty sunset!
How are you feeling, Tanya? Okay?
Mom
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Date: 2003-06-22 01:13:22
Karl (
kwigert@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi to all on the longest and nicest day of the year, longer for others! Very beautiful sun not set pictures!
FYI Day 8, 9, and 10 are updated but doesn't say so?
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Date: 2003-06-21 17:20:00
Richard Kitson (
chickenkitson@freeuk.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey Wheelie wheelers it doesn't seem 10 minutes since we were chasing you lot down the side roads and back dirt tracks of France in our white van - Will you never learn! Any how I hope the padding in your shorts is strong and you encounter at least one piano along the way for stone to entertain on.
As for you Johnnie Stonachre
We are so sorry to be missing you this summer cant the tour detour?
Happy riding and remember As Dr Nengerbolet said "A unicycle needs a rider like a polar sovent needs ph paper"
Love love Kitson Chicken
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Date: 2003-06-21 00:50:48
Deb Olson (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey Karen and Ryan!
How's the wheel turn'n? We sure miss you guys! Hope you are having a wonderful time and can't wait to hear how you are progressing. Been pray'n for you each day so hope your trail has been blessed.
The weather has been great here. We've been enjoying some of the best summer days. Probably doesn't come near to the beauty you are immersed in each day. Hope you are looking up once in awhile and stopping from time to time to take some pictures. Can't wait to share in your venture.
God Bless and happy trails!
Deb
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Date: 2003-06-21 00:45:12
Collin andJustin Woessner (
Xtremeunicycler@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey mom and ryan! This vacation is very exciting and new with great grandma cleaning 24 hours a day. We have been doing very many things. We have been spending probably to much time with great grandma. She wont even spray lysol after she goes to the bathroom. We have been missing you very much. We wont be missing great grandma after this vacation. Grandma makes us go to Dairy Queen about 6 times every day. I am pretty sick of ice cream. Great grandma has been waking me up at like 6 because she is vacuming everything about 4000 times.
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Date: 2003-06-20 17:46:37
Marc, the other Coop (
mcooper@amgen.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Scot,
Looks like a great group. Hope you're having a great time. Awesome pictures.
How's your butt feel???? See ya soon. Marc
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Date: 2003-06-20 11:29:29
Leif (
leif@pclink.com /
http://www.geocities.com/leifswriting) wrote:
Oops, i meant TUESDAY night. see you tuesday night!
Leif
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Date: 2003-06-20 11:25:49
Leif (
leif@pclink.com /
http://www.geocities.com/leifswriting) wrote:
OK, ok! i realized last night that if you guys were "Nuts" (bwa ha ha ha!) enough to ride unis that far north, then i can damn well, take an over night bus and an overnight train and meet you in Bod. I'll see you Monday night. get some good stories prepared for me cause I will REALLY need to sell this article! Yah, I'm not worried. You guys have a high enough entertainment value just sitting still.
Laters.
Leif
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Date: 2003-06-20 03:39:25
Cathy Anderson (
uni_mom@outtech.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Connie,
Check your email - urgent NAUCC matters need answers!
Christy comes home tomorrow from Mexico. Amy and I plan to meet her at the airport.
Cathy
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Date: 2003-06-19 18:52:46
Desiree (
Dezlion@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi everyone! Scot was on Fox News the other night. It was about a 5 minute segment of him interviewed and some footage shot of him in the Santa Monica Mountains doing MUNI. They also added on some footage of him in Moab, Utah. I'm getting a tape from Fox since I didn't get a chance to tape it. It is suppose to air again some time. Hope everyone is doing great. Scot- I miss and love you, Desiree
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Date: 2003-06-19 18:36:23
laurie trombley (
laurie.trombley@target.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi there Irene---
What an awesome experience you are having!
You are so lucky......really living out your dreams...
your parents are so proud of you!
Your Dad has told me to check out these fabulous pics on the website 3 times----
so I did!
Certainly enjoyed it......you enjoy every minute!
Laurie, Jim and the girls!
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Date: 2003-06-19 13:21:19
Sherri Jobin (
sjobin@healtheast.org /
no homepage) wrote:
Special wishes to Irene Genelin and friends. Congratulations on your accomplishments thus far!
Love, The Jobins
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Date: 2003-06-19 04:33:17
Nong Rosenberg (John's weirdo friend) (
no email /
http://www.epinions.com/user-nong) wrote:
Ohiyo Yonaton!
Mr. Mikey, Super-Sue and I are keeping an eye on you... again, don't hurt yourself.
Sayonara,
Nong
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Date: 2003-06-19 02:48:17
Mike Genelin (
mgenelin@schererbros.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Irene: Even your Dental Office knows !!!
We are loving the Daily updates & pictures have received thru day 7 as of today 6-18-03. Love Dad
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Date: 2003-06-18 22:09:10
Christian (
hovicycle@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey! Still having a great time reading about you guys and missing you. You are still pedalling in my heart though! Even my parents follow you up there. This evening I caught them sitting in front of the screen, my Dad translating the webpages for my Mom:-) Take care and talk to you soon!
Christian
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Date: 2003-06-18 20:38:18
lena jeremiassen (
kristinlena@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
hello everyone! just looking in on your page and it is nice to see so many beautiful pictures of norway,specially nordland. Looking forward to see pics from Lovund. Hope that you are enjoying your time here and that it will be a memory for life. Have a good trip!
greetings from the girl working in Lovund Shop.
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Date: 2003-06-18 19:32:48
Desiree (
Dezlion@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
The scenery is beautiful! Wish I was there. Looks alot colder than EUT...no suntans on this tour. Glad to hear everyone is doing well and it was great to see Christian in some photos. Scot- I miss and love you. Have a great time and be safe. Desiree
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Date: 2003-06-18 12:02:22
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Dave, Mark
Thanks for trying me. Sometimes we go to islands way out of range... last night was such a time. Generally, my phone works fine. Look forward to your calls! Feeling great. Tomorrow a day off. Ahhhhhh.
--John
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Date: 2003-06-18 06:53:10
Colin (
uni_cyclist@att.net /
no homepage) wrote:
dig the updates and the pictures.
hows MN you ask? got some crazy stories. we can swap soon. maybe i'll still have the bruises when you get back.
andy - i worked at gen mills today with Riccardo. he knew who you are. small world.
irene - work it out girl
smiles - you keepin it reel playa?
karen - reprazent ma
elijah - birdiggity
connie - drivin stick
all - live it up. i'm jealous. lookin forward to seein yall
much love
-colin
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Date: 2003-06-18 03:41:39
David (John's brother) Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
http://newyorkunicycle.com) wrote:
John, in your honor, I've been riding at least 10 miles a day on Roger the Coker. I have had to go it sans extension bc one of the screws broke a few days ago -- which leads to my point: Make sure there are at least two of those available to riders, because you surely don't want to have to ride without the extension!
Good luck to all!
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Date: 2003-06-17 20:33:45
Mark Gallay (
markgallay@earthlink.net /
no homepage) wrote:
John,
I tried calling twice today and, like your David, got a pre-recorded message in Norwegian. Would like to know whether I have the correct number. Please advise. Hope everything is well.
Much Love to all.
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Date: 2003-06-17 19:57:04
St. Anthony Park Dental Arts (
sapdentalarts@msn.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Irene,
We all hope you're having a great time!, what an adventure.
Keep brushing and we hope you didn't forget your floos!!!!
From your friendly dental office-Theresa & Rachel
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Date: 2003-06-17 18:28:35
David (John's brother) Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
http://newyorkunicycle.com) wrote:
Phone note: I tried calling you, John, and got a voicemail message spoken by a Norwegian woman. Hmmm.
Incidentally, to dial Norway direct from the US, call 011-47 and then the 8-digit number. 47 is the country code, and 90, at least in John's case, is the city code (and don't drop the zero). But I'm not trying again until you update the info, bro (either a different # or word about your sex change -- maybe that was you speaking Norwegian!).
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Date: 2003-06-17 18:27:58
David (John's brother) Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
http://newyorkunicycle.com) wrote:
Hi gang! Glad to hear (and see, courtesy of the great updates) that the weather has mostly been kind. East Coast weather is holding up nicely, too -- summer has finally arrived (too bad there were only three days of spring). It's also nice to know that your knees are holding up for the most part; is this ride like the Pyrenees x 50 or is it not that bad?
Those pix of the hole in the mountain were amazing. Keep up the great camera work -- it's hard to wait for the updates, but it's always worth it!
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Date: 2003-06-17 11:07:48
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Christian (and anyone else who'd like to call me) my number is 90 53 17 76. (that doesn't include country code).
--Having an excellent time. And the knees are getting better and better.
--John
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Date: 2003-06-17 10:53:27
Nathan Hoover (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Dave, the wheel and unicycle are working out great for me. Just hit 500km on the tour and no problems so far. Christian tried it out and he agrees with me that the wide hub is not a drawback. It's solid and works well. Thanks for building it!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-17 10:52:32
Ryan Woessner (
unidudes@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone!
I'm having a great time here in Norway and the scenery kicks butt. It is awesome having 24 hour sunlight. I hope everyone is doing good back in Minnesota and routines are coming along. Talk to everyone soon.
-Ryan
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Date: 2003-06-17 03:09:10
Dave Stockton (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
We're following your progress with lots of excitement. John the Unatics say hi. I hope your gastro improves. The "Norwegian Willies"? Nice pic of you playing the piano. Scot can you tell me about your seat? Nathan how are the frame and wheel working out? Best to you all.
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Date: 2003-06-17 00:48:32
Joan Cotter (
joancotter@alabacus.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Andy,
Good news and bad news. York Road was repaved today. Something ate 90% of your pea plants.
Connie,
Can you please count the number of eggs in a carton. Thanks.
Mom
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Date: 2003-06-16 19:02:13
Tristan (
for_love_of_Tan@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Could someone please make sure that Tanya gets this? Thanks!
Tanya!! How r u doing? => Quick note: I am being watched by the Floridian Library people so I can't email, I'll try and figure out a way to though. Looks like you guys are having fun! Love you and I'll talk to you later!! =>
-Tristan
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Date: 2003-06-16 18:38:34
Karl (
kwigert@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Nice photos! Hope all of you are having a great time! Although, its sounds like Planes, Trains and Automobiles (buses and hitchhiking) the last couple of days. And you guys hogged all the wind for the windsurfing nationals this weekend in MN. O yea, also please pass the coloring with the lefse and lutefisk smothered in white sauce. Take care and its all downhill from here :-)
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Date: 2003-06-16 17:52:30
rick w (
rick.woessner@ci.stpaul.mn.us /
no homepage) wrote:
ryan w karen w waiting to hear from you, you must ber be having a great time send me some pictures when you have time. thanks talk to soon
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Date: 2003-06-16 13:11:33
Christian (
hovicycle@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys,
great to read from you. I'm really looking forward to talking to you in person soon. Aaron, thanks for the text messages that keep me updated at least a bit, which is really nice. John, could you get me your number? I hope things are getting better and the vehicle is back on the road. Aaron, make your knees heel, now! Take care of them! Otherwise I will have to come over again and do to you what you promised to do to me. Anyway, have to go to therapy. Went out for some swimming yesterday and a lot of running and unicycling the day before. Miss you a lot!
-Hovi
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Date: 2003-06-16 13:05:35
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Thanks for all the encouraging words to all of us. we love the support!
Christian, we miss you a lot! Thinking of you riding and after especially. Glad you're OK and thanks for the updates.
So, lowpoints: knee pain, sunburn, chilly weather, getting rained on, strong head winds, getting the last shower (brrrrrrr) ...
Highpoints: Awesome company, equally awesome scenery, gently sloping hills, cooking on our own, the lodging camraderie, the intermittent sunshine, the ferries and friendly natives.
--John
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Date: 2003-06-16 12:59:54
Nathan Hoover (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Wow, 7 days of riding in a row - I've never done that before. Things are going great though. We have little rain showers everyday, never long lasting, but sometimes pretty wet. Lately the hills have been pretty mellow which is nice. Each night we're staying in cabins cooking our own food which is fun. Norway has turned out to be a great place for unicycle touring, that's for sure!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-15 16:14:36
Leif (
leif@pclink.com /
http://www.geocities.com/leifswriting) wrote:
Hey guys! those hills really suck don't they?
I'm still in Stavanger. I leave for Bergen tomorrow and I am right on schedule to meet you in Bod on your rest day. hang in there. Maybe you can get a goat to tow you up some of the more challenging hills? Does Connie have space for a goat in the car?
Leif
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Date: 2003-06-14 20:57:14
Ed, Sue, Rebecca, Isaac & Josh Egbert (
eegbert@dock47.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Tanya!
Watching for updates every day! Wish we could be there and ride with you (on two-wheelers of course) What a beautiful country to see up close. Take care and have a great time!
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Date: 2003-06-14 18:58:13
Elin Skar Eriksen (
serik-e@online.no /
no homepage) wrote:
We vonder if you are going to sell one of your unicucle when you comes to Bod? I am 11 years old and I want to buy a new unicucle. I have been cucling with unicucle for 2 years.
Greetings from Elin Eriksen,
8680 Trofors.
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Date: 2003-06-14 17:18:34
David Bagley (
bagleyd@tux.org /
http://www.tux.org/~bagleyd) wrote:
Hi All
John Stone: I wish I was there. There is a article on Norway's Wild Western Isles (he Lofotens) in the NY Times Magazine today. Looks like the place to be now.
John is it possible to take a hard tire big wheel on one of these trips or is there a lot of dirt roads etc. or is it a Cokers only club? :) Anyway have fun.
--David
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Date: 2003-06-14 09:21:44
Hovi (
hovicycle@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Good news, they found my Coker! I tried to call yesterday, but all I got was a Dutch voice telling me about their business hours. So I checked the web page they gave me, entered my file number and got this great message, telling me that my airline would not be a partner of the program. Awesome! So I called again this morning and I was told that the box left Amsterdam this morning, on the 9 o'clock flight to Dusseldorf. Now I just received a call that they are going to deliver it between 4 and 6pm!
I could write a letter to every single one of you guys. Just make sure you take care and keep the updates coming. I wish I could have slept in your bed last night. With all of you in a single bed! Miss you.
- Christian
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Date: 2003-06-14 05:45:23
Jun Uda (
ju@downtownreel.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Jo-Jo!
I'm sooo excited to see all the great photos. Please ride safely and make more quotes of the day!
Good luck to all of you!
Love,
Jun
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Date: 2003-06-14 03:02:34
cdmn (
dalsecl@prtel.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Message to CC from CD: I was in town on Wednesday for the AM/M luncheon for VL up from Texas. You and Steve were about the only two not there. (I think he was held up watering your plants.) Anyway, he said he now appreciates how nice people were in MN compared to other places he's worked since. By the way, thanks for the nice picture of the Fjord tractor by the fjord. Tomorrow there's the FoMoCo centennial car show at the FF Fjord dealer. Since Gregory Peck died, I've been reviewing the work of Nevil Shute Norway who wrote the book behind one of his best films. You'll have to read him when you get home. He was an aircraft stress and strain engineer, who owned his own aircraft mfg co., then he worked on rocket launchers for the Navy. I stumbled onto him way back when I was doing research on Norway, [the country.] By the way, if you check your map, to the west of Trondhjem is the town of Aure. (Ooh-rah). This is were my brother-in-law's relatives live. (for what that's worth.) Some of my family came from maybe 20 miles east of Bergen.
Good luck. Hope you got past Friday the 13th. Sounds like you like the look of the place. Don't drive off a cliff.
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Date: 2003-06-14 01:37:34
Lindsey (
uniprincess@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
hey guys, how is everyone doing?! what happened to Christian? hope everything is alright.
keep ridin!
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Date: 2003-06-13 19:38:36
Chrsitian (
hovi.@t-online.de /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys! Finally made it home! It only took me about 16 hours. Enough time to come to California, but taking the New York, Minnesota, South Dakota detour to see everybody else. Or to ride the alps or the pyrenees, or both... Anyway, I'm here and I'm finally glad I made it to Norway. All I have now are good memories of a great group with great friends. You guys rock!!
Bruder, big hug to you. I don't know where my uni is yet. You may know what it feels like. Thanks for being there. And for everything else.
Nathan, eat on of those Mandel stangs for your Mr 20%. But, you know I found my master yesterday (spilljim fa...?!?) You should not have gone swimming;-) Thanks for a great time, for being there, for the fun riding...
Karen, keep on working. You are doing a great job!
Ryan, just keep on smiling! You are doing great in my eyes. Stay that way (uniwise and off the wheel).
John, had a great laugh with you! Looking forward to seeing you again.
Tanya, fun, fun, fun! Ride on!
Irene, thanks for the fun and the cool modeling for pictures.
Andy, thanks for everything! For organizing this trip, for having fun, for helping out... don't forget to tell me what I owe. I'll send it on the route ASAP.
Aaron, I don't think I need to say anything, do I?:-D
Elijah, hope you are doing better than better by now. Thanks for everything. I'm going to try to figure out the German name of the bird right now.
Connie, Mom, thank you! You are a great support person and a great person when not supporting. Hope to see you again soon. Slam some Dew for me when you get home.
I don't think I forgot anyone. I lost Mons though. I hope she will show up soon. Poor kitty...
By the way, it's 9.35 and the sun is setting. What's up with that? It feels weird.
Big thank you to all of you guys! I wish I was still part of the group. I had a butt-kicking time up there, and you are the reason for it! I don't feel any grief anymore, it's all good memories that carry me on smiling. I will definitely miss you guys. But I'll see you around. In Germany, in England, somewhere else in Europe, in the States, maybe even on Mars someday... But that's too far away, timewise. I'll see you guys. And right now you are all with me. In my heart. I will stay in contact with you via the guestbook and I will not forget any of the days. Climb some hills for me!
Love,
Christian
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Date: 2003-06-13 15:54:11
sharon unitics nyc (
sjacobs@starfishnyc.com /
no homepage) wrote:
WOW! Good for you Joihn. I'll keep you in mind as the day/night of the midnight sun approaches. It must be so fabulous and very beautiful and there must also be a party to report about here and there. Here's
to smooth travels on golden roads adn good company. ride on!!
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Date: 2003-06-13 14:53:13
John Kessler (
john.kessler@udlp.com /
http://www.nantucket.net/live/hrcam.html) wrote:
Constance;
Without too much supervision Steve is keeping your plants watered here. so far none of them have been dropped or otherwise mistreated. Keep the pictures coming.
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Date: 2003-06-13 14:41:35
Mike Stone (*not* John's father) (
michaelstone@sympatico.ca /
http://www.epinions.com/user-mfunk75) wrote:
John, while you're traipsing through Norway, I'm doing my best to keep the fires back at the clubhouse burning. Will say "hi" to Nong, Sue, Glenn, J.S., Mary, Spaski, Lenny, and the rest of the gang for you.
-mike (not yr pa, but close enough, eh?)
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Date: 2003-06-13 04:05:33
Amy (
sgshields@mmm.com /
no homepage) wrote:
WOW!!
Have Fun and enjoy the scenary!
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Date: 2003-06-12 19:16:27
Mark Gallay (
markgallay@earthlink.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Wow! The site looks fantastic and Norway looks even better. John, this appears to be an ideal environment for you:
Unicycling 75km/day
Day light 21/24 hours
Beautiful environs.
You probably have enough time to continue writing daily. To keep your energy up I suggest a healthy diet of beer and fish (your favorites!).
Best wishes to all.
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Date: 2003-06-12 15:44:01
David (John's brother) Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Great photos! Too bad about that flat tire. I have finally figured out the best way to change a flat on a Coker: get Dave Stockton to help! I have done it on my own (on the new rim) in just under an hour.
It sounds like we have our first romance -- everyone seems to be in love with the scenery. Enjoy it! Here is a funny sign you may have seen already; it means "Enter here," but it translates into Danish (and maybe Norwegian) as "I FART." Take a photo of one of those signs!
Christian, since the hills are no challenge, why not try them backwards? Or one-footed? Sounds like you're doing great! And Scot, it's amazing you could ride so well up those hills despite the extra weight of the 'bago. Of course, I ride up hills despite the extra weight of the rider!
John, the kids love the pictures and send hugs and kisses.
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Date: 2003-06-12 14:55:20
Dana (
danauni@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Irene-Did you have to pick the guy with the most makeup for me? Keep looking.
Connie-the support vehicle looks a little small, maybe its a good thing I didn't come along. You'll have to tell me more about the beer. Just to let you know, your house is party central, just kidding. Actually, I don't think I've seen it cleaner for a while. Oh yeah, Kristi and I talked and she's moving out!!! Let's have a kegger when she leaves.
So has the 'love bug' hit anyone yet? Any romances? Who's going to be the first couple?
Ryan-have you taken any long walks on the beach yet?
Great pics, keep them coming. Remember I'm trying to live vicariously through all of you.
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Date: 2003-06-12 14:45:38
Joan Cotter (
joancotter@alabacus.com /
http://www.alabacus.com) wrote:
Andy,
Your gardens look great! I weeded all four of them.
The uni pictures are fantastic. So are the write-ups.
Connie,
It must be great to view the scenery without getting sore.
Mom
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Date: 2003-06-12 13:43:52
rick w (
rick.woessner@ci.stpaul.mn.us /
no homepage) wrote:
ryan w its thursday just checking to see how your doing. i hope your having great time. write back talk to you soon
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Date: 2003-06-12 11:49:20
Diane (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Good morning!! To see the updates, I clicked on the right hand corner message--even tho' the page said it was not updated. Nice pictures!
Diane Marsh
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Date: 2003-06-12 11:48:55
Diane (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Good morning!! To see the updates, I clicked on the right hand corner message--even tho' the page said it was not updated. Nice pictures!
Diane Marsh
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Date: 2003-06-12 08:11:19
Support Cotter (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Finally - updates are happening right now!!! It will take about 30 minutes, but the pages are coming soon (10:10am, Norway time).
Riders just took off from Steinkjer.
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Date: 2003-06-12 07:22:43
Jamey (
jamey_mossengren@und.nodak.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Yo guys and girls,
Hope all is going well and good luck for the rest of the journey.
Connie-everythings good here. Samson says to say hi and that he misses you. I watered your plants today-cross your fingers and hope I did it right!
Jamey
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Date: 2003-06-11 22:38:33
Nathan Hoover (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Ok, 2 days of riding are over. The weather has been great and the scenery and people fantastic. Today we rode 35km to lunch, but 30km was on dirt and the climb was over 3000'. Luckily after lunch was only 40km of relatively smooth sailing. We have 3 more similar distance days in a row coming up, then easier.
This has been a great experience so far, and I am learning lots about riding from the master: Christian!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-11 21:46:38
Amber and Myron (
nostring@mts.net /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi Everyone! Hope all is going well. Looking forward to pic's being posted. Good luck, and Connie, where's my postcard! :-)
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Date: 2003-06-11 18:40:17
Irene Genelin (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone!
We completed Day 2 and are in Steinkjer. Everyone has finally rolled in (the last group coming in around 8:00 pm). The hotel here has free internet, so some people are checking their e-mail. We are hoping to upload the pictures to the webpage tonight or tomorrow. At the last hotel we were unable to.
It is definately hilly. With the good weather and high spirits we are all doing fine.
Irene
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Date: 2003-06-11 18:35:38
David (John's brother) Stone (
dstone@packer.edu /
http://newyorkunicycle.com) wrote:
This website is even better than the EUT website, which was great, so good job to all who contributed. I love the bios. It must be great, Ryan, to go on a uni-tour with a woman as cool as your mom must be. Hi to everyone else on the tour -- it's going to be great to follow your ride. And John, I'm glad you have the brake so that we don't have to worry about those ribs. Be safe, and try all the fish!
Love, David
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Date: 2003-06-11 18:02:21
Nancy CJ (
nancy.calhoun-johnson@genmills.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Andy: Hope you're having a great time! We all miss you here at the Mills. CJ
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Date: 2003-06-11 14:43:29
GARY FEYEN (
Gary.Feyen@rmmco.com /
no homepage) wrote:
read the schedule and guestbook, looked at the map and now anxiously waiting the first ride reports - not like being there but just want to share in your adventure.
do any of the riders speak Norwegian, have you or will you be hooking up with any Norwegian unicyclists ? wishing you a safe journey.
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Date: 2003-06-11 14:25:19
Odd Ivar Berg (
oddivarberg@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
nice to have you here at Rnningstua hotell. hope you enjoy the night. good trip to Bod. take care.
ps remember the good salamon and tell it to everyone:-)
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Date: 2003-06-11 13:23:32
Hans van Koppen (
hansvk@silcom.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey you all, I am jealous sitting here in California working away while your riding around
Norway on your unis, Wishing all of you a safe and good roll up there.
Hans
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Date: 2003-06-11 11:18:39
Carlos Medina (
ca99medina@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys!
Hope you're having an awesome trip! Just wanted to wish good luck to all of you. I'm looking forward to the daily reports. Please take lots of pictures.
Keep up the good work. I can only guess at the saddle sores you all must have!!!! Happy pedalling!
See you at the NAUCC!
Carlos
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Date: 2003-06-11 01:29:11
Cindy Liu (
yliu@niaid.nih.gov /
no homepage) wrote:
Hello, John: How are you in the first day? Hope you all doing well and can't wait to see the photos. Drink more. Cindy
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Date: 2003-06-11 00:21:39
John,s mom (
cjk3@columbia.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
your training pictures are great...can't wait to see more...we are cheering for you...love to all
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Date: 2003-06-10 20:05:36
Tammy (
dagobahyoda@hotmail.com /
http://MarshT.tripod.com) wrote:
Hey everyone! Don't let the trolls do anything sneaky with your Cokers! :) I miss you!
Tammy
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Date: 2003-06-10 19:56:17
Nadine Lee (
Leen@ci.fridley.mn.us /
no homepage) wrote:
Hello Karen from all of us at the big PD. Andy, this is a great web page, kudos to whoever designed it. It's great fun to see the bios and to follow along with your trip. You haven't missed anything here (like usual) except popcorn Tuesday! And isn't that exciting.. Deb says to "just give it up and come back"!!. Have fun, be safe and let us know how your doing. You too Sexy Freshman!!
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Date: 2003-06-10 17:55:28
rick woessner (
rick.woessner@ci.stpaul.mn.us /
no homepage) wrote:
ryan w. how are you doing? how was iceland? plane ride ? i copied the map of the tour let me know where your at. hows mom doing? does it really stay light out for a long time ? i am at lunch, stay in touch let me know how everything is going write back a.s.a.p.
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Date: 2003-06-10 17:46:31
Dana (
danauni@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Connie, if you read Lindsey's comments you already know about Show Group but just to recap, it went well. We worked on Vogue arms for a while with and without unis hopefully it will get better. Joe Husby and Steve Weber couldn't make it so I had to do some readjusting but it mostly workout out ok. How's the weather over there? It's been rainy here for a while now but over the weekend it is supposed to hit 80 degrees. I hope everyone is doing well and don't forget my souvenirs.
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Date: 2003-06-10 06:22:34
Masakazu (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hi! Nathan,
Thank you for your email about the great NUT.
You must be enjoying the night of the midnight sun & the unicycle trip!
Itfs really good that the Norway beer is not too expensive.
--Masakazu ( from Kyoto, Japan )
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Date: 2003-06-10 06:17:18
Lindsey (
uniprincess@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey connie, and all TCUC guys!
show group went well today. we went through the routine with ten falls when we counted. (so there is no need to worry connie, we really are practicing) ; ) hope you guys are having fun! can't wait to see pictures!
linds
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Joyce (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
NUT'S:
Hi! I hope you're all doing well and are psyched for this. Elijah, I went to the bank for you today, so all systems are go. Oh, and the Gepperts got your message from Boston, and are working on that request even as I type. They will continue to do so, as will we. They have asked me to ask you for more info as needed to work with. Ditto with us.
Take care and go for it!
Joyce (Mom)
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Date: 2003-06-10 00:19:26
Diane Marsh (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Have a great trip! If you get tired, maybe you can find a reindeer to ride??
-Tanya's mom
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Date: 2003-06-09 16:36:50
noe kidder (
noelaninancykidder@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
John,
you rock!!
here's some info
Lars and Berit Overrein
25 Landaskollen
As, Norway (suburb of Oslo)
Don't have phone #
Children: Stein, Gromerete, Heidi and Irene
Oslo physicians?
friends of Criss and Nancy Kidder
Noe
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Date: 2003-06-09 15:52:09
Irene Genelin (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
We are relaxing and today as it is a national Norwegian religious holiday. Many stores are closed. That is a good way to start the tour, getting the kinks out of our unis by riding and resting up before the tour starts.
Andy and I hit up a sushi restaurant today and the fish was spectacular. Maybe sitting next to a fjord helped...
We start tomorrow! Yeah!
Irene
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Date: 2003-06-09 11:08:25
Nathan Hoover (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Everyone (except Connie who arrives this afternoon) is safely in Trondheim with our cycles. We're out on a ride, enjoying riding on one wheel after so much plane/train/etc travel.
Norway is great and the beer isn't as expensive as we feared!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-09 02:53:25
Cathy Anderson (
uni_mom@outtech.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey, TCUC NUTs!
We missed you at today's parade in Pine Island! Only about 30 of us showed up. It was rainy and cold before the parade during line up, but turned humid and hot when it started. We did the club proud because the crowd loved us!
Can't wait to read about your first day.
Hang in there.
Cathy
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Nong (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Yonaton,
Take it easy out there!
-Nong
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Date: 2003-06-08 05:59:50
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Scot arrived last night, but alas, his Coker was still in London... Memories of EUT. They are 'forwarding' it to Trondheim (let's pray it gets there). Nathan, Scot and I take the train to Trondheim and will arrive (Andy, in case you're getting this) around 9PM...
--John
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Date: 2003-06-07 17:30:05
John and Nathan (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone! We're here in Oslo... trondheim awaits us tomorrow. The sun is shining, people are drinking too much, everything is just lovely (except the drunks)....
<Well, little by little, the riders and support arrive... It's very exciting!
--John (Nathan is close by)
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Date: 2003-06-07 16:05:37
Irene and Andy (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey everyone!
Andy and I are in Trondheim and loving it (even though we haven't ridden yet). We have been enjoying the downtown today and acclamizing from jet lag. The sun being out all day is strange. It takes some getting used to but last night I had no problem at all falling asleep. Soon everyone will be here and we will start the tour.
Irene and Andy
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Lindsey Johnson (
uniprincess@hotmail.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys!!! i hope you are all having a great time, even though the tour hasn't started yet, but almost! Ryan, do you really take walks on the beach, and were you really voted sexiest freshman?! ; ) well, we all miss you guys already. have a great time and keep in touch!
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Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Sounds like you had a great month Andy. Don't worry aobut the 50km without a dismount - you'll never have to do that on the tour. I prefer never going more than 20km without getting off and walking around a little. I think this helps long term keep down the soreness. Every other break should be a little longer and include food.
Have any of you had trouble with flats on the Coker? I have never had one even running the tire down to the 3rd ply.
Well, back to packing - just a few more things. 24 hours from now I should be over Greenland heading for London. See you all soon.
---Nathan
PS I just noticed you are bringing two spare tubes so I guess I'll leave my extra special one at home. It's extra special because it went on Scot's Arthritis ride as well as the Tasmanian tour.
PPS I am bringing extra cranks, 140 and 152 just in case the terrain is ridiculous. But I am fully a believer in 125s now.
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Date: 2003-06-05 12:17:38
Andy Cotter (
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no homepage) wrote:
Here is how I did in May.
Ride total 600km: actually did 822km, more than I expected
30km with no breaks: 30 km (May 2)
50km with without dismounting: 0, that is just too hard
30km for 5 days in a row: 5 days, May 6 to 10
15km of hills: Did only about 11km
15km of rain: 16km May 19
100km in a day: May 31
125km in two days: May 23-24
150km in three days: May 23-25
200km in four days: Got within 30km but didn't do it
I weighed my Coker with nothing in the luggage rack (except some tools) and it weight 19 pounds. Although, besides the luggage rack (trunk), I have a kevlar strip in my tire to help prevent flats. As it is a pain to change the tire/tube, I want to avoid getting a flat as much as I can.
-Andy
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Date: 2003-06-04 13:38:28
Dana (
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no homepage) wrote:
Desiree-he actually broke up with me but I'm confident Irene will find someone for me on her trip.
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Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Ack, I did pretty bad on the goals for May. I extended it by one day since I couldn't get my new unicycle until June 1.
Ride 32 days: actually only 22 (10 days off?????)
Ride 619km: actually did 623
30km with no breaks: Did 20 (what's the point?)
30km a day for 6 days in a row: did 2 (too busy)
15km of hills: did LOTS
15km of rain: 0 it never rained
100km in a day: June 1
125km in 2 days: Did 122 (May 31/June 1)
150km in 3 days: Did 122 (May 30-June 1)
200km in 4 days: Did 171 (May 29-June 1)
25000' of climbing: did 23,900'
On my 100km ride yesterday, I was really weighted down. I was solo and unsupported so had 4L of water (2.5 on my back), tools, first aid, camera, jacket, food, cell phone, but no wallet/money. Felt like too much. I don't have a scale so I have no idea what the Hunter weighs. Heavy, setup that way, for sure. But it felt ok on the uphills. It was only 3500' of climbing (not a lot for 100km), but it all felt fine.
See you guys really soon!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-06-03 02:25:38
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Dana, you bet girl. If I find any hotties, I'll get their names and numbers and send them your way. ;)
I did hear from a friend at work that Nowegians are very attractive.
Quit, then come! The more the merrier.
Shoes: I agree with Elijah, I am planning on bringing some plastic bags along. I don't know if I'll put my foot in the bag before going in the shoe, or on the outside. We'll see after some experimenting what works best. I don't want to change shoes now because I've gotten used to a certain pair during training season.
John, I think that if our CamelBaks hooked up we could carry the entire contents of a mansion. ;) And the kitchen sink.
I agree with you, the soft comfy back almost feels like a massage!
I haven't weighed my Coker yet but I will have to do that once I finish putting my bags and water bottle on it.
I am getting really excited for the tour. I thought I'd share with you how I did for training in May:
Total Kilometers ridden: 604.95 km
Average for the whole month: 16.6 km/h. This has risen considerably from April which was 15.44 km/h.
Toward the end of May my average was usually around 17.0-19.0 depending on the circumstances of the ride.
30 km with no breaks: yep, did 30.06
150 km within 3 days: yep, did 169 km
200 km within 4 days: yes, did 208 km
100 km in one day: so close, but no cigar. Did 95 km last Saturday.
See you all soon!
Irene
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Date: 2003-06-02 21:40:55
Desiree (
dezlion@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Dana- I take it you broke up with your boyfriend???
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Date: 2003-06-02 18:45:22
Elijah Parker (
mail@elijahtech.com /
http://cabin.ods.org) wrote:
John -- About the shoes, I'm going the economical way and just bringing garbage bags to go over my old shoes... It works pretty well, actually.
See you all soon!
-Elijah
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Date: 2003-06-02 17:25:16
Dana Schneider (
danauni@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
I changed my mind, I'm going with you! I had to quit my job but who cares I'm going to Norway. Just kidding. I would love to be part of the support crew (I heard Norwegian beer is great!) but it just didn't work out this time. Have a great time and take lots of pictures. ps-Irene, if there are any hot, available Norwegian guys where you are send them my way or at least get some pics.
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Date: 2003-06-02 17:02:02
Desiree (
dezlion@aol.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Well it's off to Europe again. This trip sounds great and I wish I could tag along. Don't worry there won't be any surprise visits from me this time and messing up the sleeping arrangements. You guys are going to have a great time....be safe. Desiree
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Date: 2003-06-02 07:54:45
John Stone (
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no homepage) wrote:
Hey Elijah-- Looking forward to catching up. I don't have access to the old scale right now, but yes, my Coker is feeling rather weighty (and there's no luggage rack or anything-- just a new brake and the "lighter" air foil rim).
Anotehr Q for all: considering we are likely to be soaked for days on end, what footwear are people bringing for rain-riding? Any special suggestions or tips as to what to avoid? I'm thinking the fast-drying, webbed Merril shoe (good traction, too). Who knows. Maybe it'll be very sunny...
This month has royally sucked for weather-- the worst in memory-- always cold and rainy. I haven't been terribly motivated to ride a lot, since I never have company to "enjoy" (i.e. suffer with me) the view. Booo hoooo rain is all I say.
I'm very pleased with my new HAWG Camelbak-- it's quite large, but feels light, and the mesh pads on the back are dreamy. Lots of space for extra stuff-- my Lego Space Center, tubes of oil paint and canvas (in case I want to do a quick painting of the scenery), folding chair, glue gun, extra diapers, fax machine, back issues of National Geographic, my old chess trophies, extra shoes and pants, and even a Clif Bar and some water. I'm set to go!
--See you all in... wow, very soon.
John
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Date: 2003-06-01 22:26:27
Elijah Parker (
mail@elijahtech.com /
http://cabin.ods.org) wrote:
Hi everyone! I've been too busy lately to make any posts, but before everyone leaves, I thought it would be fun if we weighed our cokers. With all the stuff I've got on mine now it's kind of heavy, and I'd be interested in knowing how that compares to others. One of the heavy things is a new brake design I'm making, and I'd like to know just how heavy that makes it and if that even matters.
I'm looking forward to meeting everybody soon!
-Elijah
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Date: 2003-05-31 06:58:45
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
One more thing: weather. Take a look at these two pages for Trondheim weather:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/01271.html
and
http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/local/NOXX0039?lswe=trondheim,%20norway&lswa=WeatherLocalUndeclared&y=0&x=0
I sure like the first one better!
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Date: 2003-05-31 06:54:47
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
How many days before departure are you guys planning to still ride? I have a 100km ride planned for Sunday, then only 50km/day until Wednesday, then nothing Thurs and I leave Friday. I talked to Rick Hunter today and it looks like Sunday's ride will be on the new Hunter36 with Dave Stockton's super-wheel, and if it works out, I'll have it on the trip.
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-31 02:30:00
Mike Genelin (
MikeGenelin@attbi.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Good luck to all, looking forward to the daily updates.
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Date: 2003-05-29 05:28:29
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
http://www.movaris.com/nathan) wrote:
Ok, now I'm back from Colorado and switched back to road riding today. They loved Into the Thunder Dragon at the MountainFilm festival. Telluride has to be the coolest town in the US as there are so many unicyclists there, kids and adults. Plus the scenery is stupendous.
MAN, 125s are great! Cruising speed seems to be more like 13mph instead of 11-12 and 17-18mph on downhills is no problem at all. LOVE the brake. I had a 50km ride planned today but it got truncated to 40km or so due to a loose crank. I was carrying every tool EXCEPT the crank tightener. I was testing out riding with all the gear I'll have on the tour. Carrying 1.5L of water, first aid kit, jacket, camera, tools (plus work stuff: clothes, lunch, cell phone) was a lot to have on my back. I'm working now on a system to be able to put more stuff on the unicycle so less is on me. I think that is the way. I should end up with three water bottle holders, one for tools, two for water, plus my jacket mounted on the cycle. I'll still carry the camelbak for the rest of the stuff and extra water. Based on the weather reports, I'm bringing my fender - do you guys plan on using one?
I just bought train tickets for Scot and me - arriving in Trondheim Sunday night at 9pm. Have fun and see you guys in Norway in a little over a week!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-28 12:26:33
Dave Stockton (
davstock06351@yahoo.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Good luck to you all on the tour! I'm proud that my wheel may be going. Maybe I'll be able to join you all someday.
I have enough parts for one more wide-hub wheel if anyone needs one; there is only the build-time and shipping delay to take into account.
I can't wait to follow your progress!
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Date: 2003-05-28 12:14:43
Andy Cotter (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Nathan (and company), it looks great about the 24 hours of Adrenalin. I checked out all the pictures as well. Maybe next year you will improve and also beat the "Somewhat Ready for 24 Hours Players".
-Andy
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Date: 2003-05-28 02:58:01
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Congratulations to the unicyclists on the 24 hours of Adrenalin! I just checked out the website. It is very impressive to look at the national solo men's and women's times. Your team completed on average one lap of 11 miles in about 1-1/2 hours on a mountain. That rocks.
I recently got a new CamelBak. (note: did you know that Camels don't actutally carry water in their humps, but rather fat...? This helps sustain them for many days without food). I thought that was a little ironic, but the camelBak I got for water is the "TrailBlaizer." On our recent training rides, Ryan Woessner renamed it Big Bertha. Besides limiting myself on what I can bring, I love it.
Last weekend we went into Wisconsin for some training rides. Friday, we started in Menomonie, and headed out towards Eau Claire. Luckily, Karl, a fellow unicyclist (who joined us on bike) had a friend in Eau Claire who agreed to pick us up and drive us back to Menomonie. We soon learned that he was also a Gay Mortician. So I thought we would be lucky and get to ride back to the start in a herse, but alas we rode in a large van that picked up the bodies to take them to the funeral home. Andy and I sat on the body cot in the back. I asked him if it was clean, and he said, "on the outside". Man, that was definately something I will remember for the rest of my life.
Friday we completed about 60km. Saturday we did another 75km with Ryan and Karen Woessner. It was a nice training weekend. The weather cooperated nicely with us.
I can't believe that we start the tour so quickly. I am leaving next Thursday with Andy and am finishing up some last minute packing.
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Date: 2003-05-21 15:45:01
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Ok, 24 Hours of Adrenalin is over, and I'm back to road riding. I did something wild today: put 125mm cranks on my Coker. It was amazing! I was cruising down a hill and it felt fast, like maybe 16mph. I looked down and I was going 17.5! I put in 32km today and it was great. I'll have 125s in Norway with longer ones as a backup in case it's ridiculously steep. I guess you all know this as other than Scot and Bronson I'm probably the only other person not using 125s before this.
Ok, so how was 24 Hours? It was great! I'm working on a longer writeup for the newsgroup, but you guys would be interested in the cycles we rode. There were 5 of us (me, Bronson, Scot, Bruce and Rob) who Cokered every lap. Rob was on 158mm cranks and the rest of us used 175mm. I was able to climb the famous "Hurl Hill" that was so far out of reach last year as to be a joke (that was with 152mm cranks). The other 7 guys used 29" cycles and Munis, and one guy had a 26x3 Gazz. Both teams did 14 laps and amazingly, our team actually beat a bike team in our category! We came in 41st place out of 42 5-person teams where the sum of the ages is between 150 and 199. Sounds great until you know the name of the team we beat: the "Not Ready for 24 Hours Players". They managed 12 laps in 20.5 hours, just slightly faster than us, but then they were done in and we kept going.
Besides the fun of hanging out with your friends and riding, the best part of these 24 Hours events is the feedback from the other cyclists. Again, we had 100% positive comments. I got to ride with several cyclists talking, and sometimes they stayed back behind me to watch how I rode the singletrack (this would always inspire me to go as fast as possible). I got to talk and ride with Tinker Juarez, a legend in 24 Hour racing - he won the National title again at this race. He's amazing and he's almost as old as me! He rode twenty-one 12.5 mile laps that supposedly have 2350' of climbing each - do the math. Yow.
Photos are up at http://community.webshots.com/album/73781514FrSPiC
Race results are at www.24hoursofadrenalin.com - click on Race Results. You can even see each of our lap times and how they compare to the bikes.
I have only one more day to train this week since we're off to Telluride for MountainFilm on Thursday morning. Back to Muni there - Kris and I are planning to get away from the films for some Colorado mountain riding!
Have fun training,
Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-17 09:12:50
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Crazy me-- I've decided to get the new HAWG. It has the most comfy thing going on in the back-- mesh, plush cushions... it practically massages you while you wear it. It is large, but I figure I can save time every morning NOT having to fish through everything in a mad craze of stuffing, pulling, and rearranging.
Thanks for the input guys--
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Date: 2003-05-16 14:36:21
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
John,
I'm thinking about getting a blowfish because my current Mule is too small. It won't hold any kind of animal. Dead or alive. And, I want to be able to fit my camera into it. I've been filling my 100 oz bladder up only 3/4 full (to fit my camera in) and lately I've been cashing it on every training ride.
I think if you want to carry more than just water and your wallet, you should go with a larger CamelBak.
I checked out the website for 24 hours of Adrenalin yesterday. What a fantastic ride. I wish you all luck that are participating in it! I'd like to know how you all did when you are finished.
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Date: 2003-05-16 13:19:18
Andy Cotter (
Andy.Cotter@XtraTyme.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Camelbak: I've got a Mule. It works well, holds 100 oz of water and while it may not hold the whole moose, it can fit the better part of a reindeer in there.
Usually, the larger the camelbak the more likely you will fill it. But, on the NUT, we most likely will be carring more clothes and maybe a bigger one wouldn't be all that bad of an idea. I have a rack on my uni now so I can reduce the Camelbak weight.
-Andy
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Date: 2003-05-16 07:12:54
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
OK, Camelbacks... Is it the Blowfish or the Mule. I want to replace my old one and am looking at the new models (both have nice things on the back to keep the bag away from your body as much as possible-- that's an improvement over mine, no matter which I go with).
Any strong recommendations? At ths point, I'm leaning toward the larger-- so I can fit in any moose I hit during the ride.
J
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Date: 2003-05-15 19:11:48
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Equipment update: I met with Rick Hunter this morning to look at bending my KH36 frame to fit the wider "SuperCoker" wheel Dave Stockton built for me. He offered to give it a try but with no guarantee and he didn't sound that hopeful. He showed me a couple of Hunter36s that he made recently and offered to make me one to fit the wide hub for $25 extra. Once I verified he will use the newer double-bolt Magura braze-ons I went ahead and ordered it. He thinks he can finish it quickly so I can use it on the tour. You can guess what color it will be!
I've put over 50 miles on Bronson's "Terminator" and have finally got comfortable on it. It is amazing for cruising along on flat or down! I didn't have a speedo, but I think it's really fast. And I did over 10 miles without stopping last night and didn't feel sore at all. But, it is custom fit to him and my legs are quite a bit longer and rub the frame. The pedals feel too close together for me. Plus it's heavy. It's a fantastic machine, but it looks like I'll be on a KH36 or Hunter36 for the tour.
Today is my first day off riding for a long time. I'm also taking off tomorrow so that we can kick ass at 24 Hours! Then back to training next week.
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-15 19:42:06
Andy Cotter (
Andy.Cotter@XtraTyme.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Yesterday, I went on a 63km ride. It was going well until about half way into the ride where I was switching from one trail to another and got lost. Really lost. I thought I saw the path I wanted and while it started out nice, it soon got really rough and I forded more than one stream on my Coker. Eventually, I saw a road and climbed out of the gully that I was in. I had no clue where I was at that point. The worst part was everything looked familiar; I was worried that I got turned around and was going entirely the wrong way. I ended up calling my mom and telling what intersection I was at. She looked up the intersection on MapQuest and proceeded to give me directions so I could get on the right trail. Thanks Mom. Too bad I wont be able to call her when I get lost in Norway.
Im looking at my Coker manual and it says that I should take it in and have it tuned up every 6000km. As I just hit the 6000km mark, I figure I should bring it in and have the windshield wiper belt replaced (or whatever they do for a Coker tune-up). I suppose I should get the tire rotated while I have it in the shop. I think I also need a new battery, as it sometimes starts a bit hard, especially when it is cold or rainy. The sound system with the six CD player and mega subwoofer isnt really working so Ill probably have them look at that as well. But, that may be too expensive to fix so I may just have to keep bringing my portable MP3 player. The auto dimming rear view mirror doesnt seem to auto dim or even act as a mirror. I wonder what they do about that? What I always worry about when I take my Coker into the shop is the response of the mechanic when they see my unicycle. What if they see my Coker and just laugh? After getting themselves under control they may tell me that they dont work on antique long distance unicycles like that. They may tell me to upgrade to a newer model. But, I like my Coker. Even if it is just over two years old, it has served me well and got me through some pretty rough spots. Maybe instead of taking it to the shop, Ill just have friend, Neil, look at it. He seems to know my particular brand of Coker and may still have some spare parts lying around. My Coker is pretty special, I dont want to trust just any grease monkey with it. If you see me around with only half a wheel, you will know the tune-up didnt go so well. Wish me luck.
-Andy
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Date: 2003-05-14 05:08:12
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Irene, Here's the official website for 24 Hours of Adrenalin.
We have 2 teams this year:
Scot, Bronson, Carl Hoyer, Jeff Groves and me.
Jeff Binning, Rob Bowman, Bruce Bundy, Geoff Faraghan, Tom Holub, Gary Kanuch and Steve Myers.
And here's a writeup from last year's adventure There's also an article in a recent On One Wheel.
About riding speed, on the flat, I generally am cruising at 18-22 km/h. By best average for the 11km to work was 19.5km/h.
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-13 18:21:54
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
In repsonse to Irene's query:
I've been averaging 18k on hilly terrain, 20+k on flatter roads.
I did, indeed, have a nice birthday ride (thanks Nathan for the wishes). Since I had company and couldn't take too much time away, I rode 11 miles of hilly terrain without a break and in a time of 48 minutes. When I got off, my legs felt like jelly-- which means... I've got to train a lot more. But it was a lovely day (though ever since it's been cold and rainy, ugh).
--John
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Date: 2003-05-13 02:03:00
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
Nathan,
Is there a site where I could learn more about your 24 hours of adrenaline tour? That sounds like a wild ride. So I'm guessing that Scot is riding, you are riding, Bruce... (?)
What are you all averaging on your unicycle rides? I've been raising my average to around 16.3-17 km/h, the boost came after reading Christian's story! How impressive, 24 km/h for 40 km.
I rode to Mpls today to go to a photography store and get a new lens cover for my camera. To my surprise as I was checking out, there was a Norwegian Unicycle Tour card on the top of the keyboard. Just sitting there. So of course, I pointed and said, "oh my gosh. Do you know the person who gave you that card?" and my cashier said he didn't but it was probably one of their regular unicycle folk--(Elijah).
This story is not as good as the Subway almost eating John alive, but I thought I'd share.
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Date: 2003-05-13 00:01:51
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Hope you all had a great weekend riding - we sure did. This morning, I had the pleasure of riding Bronson's Terminator Coker in to work. This is the wild looking one that Ed Mosimann made for him and he rode in the Tasmania tour. He even offered it to me for NUT.
The ride is SO different from a regular 36" unicycle. The difference is like what you'd feel stepping off your skinny tired road bike and onto a motorcycle. Love that suspension! But it will take a while getting used to and I'm not at all convinced I should ride it in Norway.
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-09 19:52:28
Nathan Hoover (
nathan@movaris.com /
no homepage) wrote:
John, have a great birthday ride! Glad you're back on the unicycle since the subways out there sound scary. I'm really glad you weren't badly hurt!!
This weekend I have to convert my KH36 over to "24 Hours Config" (long cranks, no Wyganowski extension, Reeder handle instead of GB, and finally adding the hydraulic brake). Sunday we're doing a "24 hours training ride": road/dirt ride in the morning, about 13 miles, lunch, then Muni ride in the afternoon, about 9 miles, all with lots of climbing. The race is next weekend, and after that I can concentrate just on road riding.
Have a great weekend of riding everyone!
---Nathan
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Date: 2003-05-09 15:34:00
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Hey guys, I'm 33. Thanks for the song and dance!
Of course I wouldn't have been taking that damned subway if it weren't for my uni being in the shop, getting fixed with a brake... Speaking of brake-- so far, I love it. I haven't played with it too much (kind of scared I'll switch it too far and go flying), but it's a handsome little devil and certainly makes parking a lot easier. But then, of course all of you knew that already...
Well, it's glorious weather; off for the big ride today... wheeeeeee!
--John
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Date: 2003-05-09 14:01:55
Andy Cotter (
Andy.Cotter@XtraTyme.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Yesterday I went for a ride early in the morning, 7 am. I did this as the weather was going to only get worse during the day. Anyway, I went farther than I planned and on my way home there was a bridge that was under construction. The detour was about two miles but I wanted to get home. When I went up to the bridge, a whole group of construction workers started the normal unicycle banter. After they got that out of the way, they stopped all work on the bridge so I could cross. Nice of them.
Wildlife sighting Riding along the country roads, I have seen quite a few local animals (other than cows). The most amazing one has been a red tailed fox. They are usually really wary of people and this is the first time I have ever seen out in Hutchinson. The fox was walking toward me on the side of the road; he didnt see me on the uni coming at him until I was 10 meters from him. He saw me and took off across the field (he didnt even have time ask me where my other wheel was).
Happy birthday John. Maybe you should ride your unicycle instead of taking a subway.
-Andy
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Date: 2003-05-08 23:20:12
Irene Genelin (
Gene0034@umn.edu /
no homepage) wrote:
To make sure John reads this by his birthday, I'm taking it upon myself to typesing another birthday song!
Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear John, Happy Birthday to you.
And many more...
I hope you do not have any bad encounters with subways again. That sounds downright freaky.
Here's to a fabulous day.
Irene
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Date: 2003-05-07 05:15:58
John "Mo-ron" Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Here's something NOT to do (trust me, I just did, and it's not good):
Run for a subway, have the doors close in your face, slip so that your leg falls all the way down the space between the train and the platform (bruising and scraping your leg deeply along the way down), and then jump out before the train drags you to death. Yes-- that what I did... I'm not proud, but I had to share. Leg is fine (though ugly like a butchered steak).
--John, feeling lucky to be alive
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Date: 2003-05-06 23:31:19
John Stone (
no email /
no homepage) wrote:
Well, my birthday is on Friday (May 9), not quite during the tour, but close. I'll remind everyone again on the day because I want Irene to sing to me, too!
Happy B'Day Nathan--
John
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