1st Annual Berkeley Juggling and Unicycling Festival October 8-9, 2005 - Page 2

October 8-9, 2005: a weekend of fun in Berkeley, California. Besides juggling, juggling workshops and a great Public Show, there were a couple of Muni rides, an 8 mile "distance ride" - complete with rolling sound system from Critical Mass, and many unicycle games. A great time was had by all. Thanks to Tom Holub and all the other volunteers who put this great festival together. With well over 200 participants in its first year, this festival will grow and be a huge success.

Photos by John Foss

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Nathan Hoover > Mike Scalisi's wheel goes fast! In 1.5x mode, it's like a 54" wheel. Greg Harper made the hub and Dave Stockton built the wheel. Check out the braking surface!

Nathan Hoover > Beau on a Coker wheel sans frame - 170mm cranks.

Nathan Hoover > Video: Beau rides Mike Scalisi's Hunter36 wheel - without the frame. 170mm cranks.

Nathan Hoover > Video: Beau rides Mike Scalisi's geared up Hunter36. The planetary gears in the hub produce 1 1/2 rotations of the wheel for each turn of the pedals. So it's equivalent to a 54" in diameter wheel. 170mm cranks.

Nathan Hoover > 8 mile ride down to the water - sound provided by the Critical Mass system. We were a moving party!

Nathan Hoover > Going through Berkeley - Mike on the geared up Hunter54.

Nathan Hoover > Video: This rolling party was a blast!

Nathan Hoover > Video: Down at the freeway, the rolling party continues.

Mike Scalisi's wheel goes fast! In 1.5x mode, it's like a 54" wheel. Greg Harper made the hub and Dave Stockton built the wheel. Check out the braking surface!