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         Our seventh year, 
        and a glorious return to Santa Cruz, site of the best-attended MUni Weekend 
        ever! 
        
        Lunch at the Seabright 
        Brewery at MUni Weekend '99 
      The 2002 California Mountain Unicycle 
        Weekend, hosted by Bruce Bundy and Nathan Hoover. 
       Contact Bruce:  or (831) 423-6736  
        Contact Nathan:  or (408) 395-7488 
       Register 
        Now! Please register in advance. 
      It will save you, and us, lots of time on ride day. Plus it will help us 
      prepare the T-shirts, lunch, and other details. 
      Instructions: 
       
        - Click on the link to the Registration 
          Form.
 
        - Please note that you can fill out this form online, before you print 
          it!
 
        - Print the form.
 
        - Don't forget to sign your life away after printing.
 
        - Mail to the address at the bottom.
 
       
      Driving 
        Directions 
        Detailed directions, to go with the schedule information below. 
 Schedule 
        This is tentative, and subject to change:  
       Friday  
        10:00 - 6:00: Long ride in Soquel Demonstration Forest: 
        the Braille Trail—difficult and strenuous  
        (click here for a very 
        large map)   
        Saturday 
        AM: Cross Country race (2.5 miles) or Fun Ride, De Laveaga 
        Park 
        Lunch: Pizza will be delivered at the park as in 1999 
        PM: 4 mile round trip fun ride at the Forest of Nisene 
        Marks in Aptos  
        Afterward: Dinner on your own in groups—party at 
        Bruce's (beer, hot tub, videos, etc.) 
        Sunday 
        AM: U-system Trials competition at Frederick Street park, 
        set up by Kris Holm 
        Lunch: Ride to the jetty for more trials, then ride to 
        Seabright 
        Brewery as in 1999 
        PM: Mailboxes at Wilder Ranch, as in 1999 
       Video 
        Looks like we will have a professional video made too—you'll be 
        able to pre-buy it for a discount when you register. You can also order 
        videos without coming to MUni Weekend. 
       T-shirts 
        John Hooten and John Foss came up with a design. It will use the logo 
        image from the 2000 MUni Weekend (the Sobe Lizard Fuel-inspired MUni guy). 
        Shirts will be Nathan yellow, with the designs in dirt brown and forest 
        green. The slogan message for this year is: "2002 one wheeled Cruz." 
        Shirts will be available in S, M, L, XL, and sweatshirts, size L only. 
        First come, first served. You can order shirts or videos without coming 
        to MUni weekend!
       Grab a Hotel 
        Room 
        Bruce recommends the Inn Cal. They are giving everyone in our 
        group a 10% discount (they are already the cheapest place in town and 
        just a couple blocks from his house, so it should be a pretty decent deal). 
        Just make sure to mention "California Mountain Unicycle Weekend" 
        when making your reservation. Let me know what rate they quote you, so 
        I can publicize it to the rest of the people staying there. Thanks! 
       Inn Cal 
        370 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz 
        Phone: 831-458-9220, 1-800-550-0055 
      An alternative is one of the two Super 8 Motels 
        in town. Jacquie and I have stayed there before. It doesn't really matter 
        which Super 8, as they are across the street from each other (down near 
        the beach and boardwalk area): 
      Super 8 Motel 
        338 Riverside Avenue 
        Santa Cruz, CA, 95060  
        831-426-3707  
        or 
        Super 8 Motel 
        321 Riverside Ave. 
        Santa Cruz, CA, 95060  
        831-423-9449  
      YOU RIDE 
        AT YOUR OWN RISK:   
        When you register, you will be asked to sign a release of liability that 
        states in detail that you and you alone are responsible for what happens 
        to you while participating in this very informal event. As with any sporting 
        activity, there is the potential for injury. Not as much as with mountain 
        biking, but there is always an element of danger. We want you to know 
        before you come, that the hosts will not be responsible for your actions. 
         
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