. A Message from The Mayor
Ride the Lobster – who would have thought it would be the catch phrase for June 2008!
On behalf of the Council for the Town of Annapolis Royal, I would like to welcome all participants in this event to our historic Town, which marks the end of one stage [...]
Archive for May, 2008
Mayor of Town of Annapolis Royal welcomes Ride The Lobster
Posted in Uncategorized on 31 May 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Unicycle Max blog talks tough and talks techie on Ride The Lobster.
Posted in Uncategorized on 31 May 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Can a millimetre make a difference in the international 800km 5-day unicycle race, Ride The Lobster, set for 16-20 June 2008, in Nova Scotia, Canada? It just might, according to tests by Kyle deMilner, a member of Team No.86 Team Unicycle Max, the only all-family team in this event, as he reports his findings [...]
Truro names downtown “Lobster Loop” for unicycling Criterium
Posted in Uncategorized on 29 May 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The town of Truro Nova Scotia is to be invaded by unicyclists according to an article in the Truro Daily News.
Truro is featured in Stages 3 and 4 of Ride The Lobster, the 800km 5-day unicycle race set for 16-20June2008 in Nova Scotia, Canada. Members of Hub Cycle in Truro are working hard with [...]
Nova Scotia “High Rollers” set to take on the world’s best unicyclists.
Posted in Uncategorized on 2 May 2008 | 1 Comment »
The Chronicle Herald newspaper reports that surfer-instructor and fully-trained stuntwoman Beth Amiro has joined with fellow Nova Scotians, Stephen Plumridge and Eric Morneau of Cape Breton, to form the only Atlantic Canadian Team entering the 5-day, 800km international unicycle race, Ride The Lobster.
Luke Corrigan writes that Beth Amiro was inspired by watching buskers [...]
“Odds-on favourite to ‘finish’ Ride The Lobster”, claims Team Westcoast Cokers.
Posted in Uncategorized on 2 May 2008 | 1 Comment »
Eat our dust! That’s what the Westcoast Cokers want others to do while they compete in the 800km, 5-day unicycle race set for Nova Scotia, Canada, this 16-20th June 2008.
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Filmed mainly from John Bain’s 29-inch unicycle, he follows teammates, Jim Dugue and Jamey Mossengren, riding 36-inch cokers during a Ride The [...]
