5th Annual Unicycle Tour of San Francisco - Page 2

This ride is the brainchild of Gary Kanuch who painstakingly figured out the optimum route. It covers 41 miles with 3000' of climbing, taking in many of the most famous tourist spots in San Francisco. It's bigger and more fun each year. 5 of us used this ride as part of our qualfication for next year's Ride The Lobster race in Nova Scotia. Thanks to Geoff for letting me include some of his photos in this gallery.

2003: 5 Unicyclists, 1 bicyclist
2004: 7 Unicyclists
2005: 12 Unicyclists
2006: 15 Unicyclists, 1 bicyclist
2007: 16 Unicyclists, 3 bicyclists

Gary's 2007 Photos Hien's 2007 photos Jim's 2007 Video
Previous years photos

Our GPS track in GoogleMaps or GoogleEarth GPS info, charts etc at motionbased.com

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Nathan Hoover > Beau and Corbin descending a steep hill behind Ghirardelli Square. Impressive since both had 125mm cranks. It goes on much longer than this photo shows.

Nathan Hoover > The hill from above [Geoff Faraghan photo]

Nathan Hoover > Mike flew in from Las Vegas just in time to meet us at the top of Lombard Street for a Mediterranean Unicycle Tour reunion. Beau, AJ, Mike and Nathan.

Nathan Hoover > Looking back to Coit Tower from the top of Lombard Street

Nathan Hoover > Gary and Corbin starting down "the crookedest street in the world" [Geoff Faraghan photo]

Nathan Hoover > Scot, Nathan and Eric [Geoff Faraghan photo]

Nathan Hoover > The view down Lombard Street to Coit Tower with riders zig-zagging down. It was fun this year as there were a few cars, but not too many. We were able to fly past them, passing on both sides. [Geoff Faraghan photo]

Nathan Hoover > Daniel and Jason are a blur blasting down Lombard Street

Nathan Hoover > Beau gliding at Fort Mason

Beau and Corbin descending a steep hill behind Ghirardelli Square. Impressive since both had 125mm cranks. It goes on much longer than this photo shows.