http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies Sun, 06 Jul 2008 02:52:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Long overdue, but here's my small share of photos taken during the trip with commentaries!  CLICK HERE! NOT SPAM! I think more from Kee and Jiahui will come up soon as soon as they can get their asses off the procrastination couch. http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/first-pictorial-update/ It's interesting how perception works. When the 3 of us first got our 29" unicycles, they looked massive beside everyone else's 24". I played hockey once with it and the speed was ridiculous. The turning radius too for that matter. The first time I rode it, I had 170mm cranks ... http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/and-then-there-was-light/ ... it'd be nice if we could jump for joy. Except we haven't really got the joints to do that. Photos and stuff to be updated in a couple of days. http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/now-that-weve-rode-the-lobster/ Weds 11th of June 2008. D-day for me and JH as we will embark on the greatest adventure of our lifetime yet. Physically we might be roughly prepared (or as prepared as we'll ever be), but logistics wise, it's a nightmare. I've only just packed my unicycle and have not even begun ... http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/day-after-tomorrow/ Indeed, gearing up for Ride the Lobster would require preparations of the utmost. So how do we steel ourselves for the grueling task that is RTL? Well as far as I know (which is probably very little), Jiahui rides to work, not mainly for the excercise that she needs (her thighs ... http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/we-are-prepared/ Ride the Lobster, the inaugrual 800km unicycle race over Nova Scotia, a.k.a Lobster Island is about to start in 10 days. Are we prepared? How will we fare? Numerous questions are racing through the head now. We will be competing against illuminaries like Ken Looi and John Foss, not to mention numerous ... http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/10-days/ Status - online. Wheeeee! Let's start with a brief introduction of my - and my team-mates' - ride and distance riding on a unicycle. That's the unicycle on the right. The one on the left is still waiting to grow up. Unlike bicycles, unicycles haven't gears so instead of switching from a smaller ... http://www.thecollectiveus.com/bunnies/its-aliiive/