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I received some Bivy equipment for my birthday at the weekend so I took my MUni for a night in the woods. I started out with my sleeping bag strapped to the back of my Muni, which was okay but made the hills hard work and the technical bits tricky, so the next day I put in in my rucksack which was much better. I had a good night, dry and warm, and awoke to a Pheasant's cry and the sight of some Deer at sunrise. 😀
All the photos were taken via the camera's self-timer.
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You is mad sir ... good effort 😀
Quite, quite mad.... I love it though, well done.
Well done, fair play to ya for doing it alone. Where was this, as those woods look great? (so nowhere mr me)
would love a muni, but keep thinking I can't wheeley or trackstand a normal bike (lacking any sort of skill, not that those are useful skills on a unicycle), so what chance would I have with one wheel
Good on you squire (you are a bit loop de loop though) 😛
good work!
I'm guessing by the amount of body armour you are wearing falling off is quite a regular occurance 🙂
Ace! But on a uni isn't bivvying a bit mad, I mean you must be half an hours walk from home after a days riding? 😀
Thanks all.
[b]Nick;[/b] you do fall quite a lot, nearly always land on your feet however.
[b]coffeeking;[/b] 🙄 😆
[b]z1ppy;[/b] deepest, darkest surrey. And it's quite different to a bike as it's fixed, give it a go, it just takes lots (and lots) of practice.
...as a box of frogs..
Hee hee fantastic photos, took me a sec to realise what was going on with the arms.........you are indeed quite mad!
Well done chap, I remember seeing a couple of crazy blokes unicycling around mayhem last year!! I need to take a leaf out of your book and man the F%*k up and get out in the Bivi...
We aren't all that mad in surrey! Good work though. where was your bivi spot? Looks like somewhere on Leith?
Excellent stuff fella. I've been thinking of getting some bivi kit, what bivi and sleeping bag combo have you got?
Yep, somewhere on Leith.
I used Alpkit's Bivy bag and a Mountain Equipment Synthetic bag (few years old now). Worked well, I had a little wetness/condensation in the morning but it was a very sheltered spot.
Nutter! Leith woods looking nice. I "learned" to MTB there aged about 12!
Photos have come out well. Thanks for posting them.
I "learned" to MTB there aged about 12!
Me too, changed a bit since then.
I remember the 87 storm giving them an absolute battering. My nearest woods (Sheepleas) was unrecogniseable after it. Got a day off school though!