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Peter wrote in message news:9uP0c.93704$Xp.419553@attbi_s54...
Garrison Hilliard wrote: Ah, the weather's turned, and I've just about accumilated all of the devices I need for my long-planned upon trip along the "Little Miami Bike Trail". Yes, I just need to pick up my new bivy, purchase this year's fishing license, and I'll be ready to travel the bike trail TOWING MY CANOE! Yep, I plan to bicycle north to Yellow Springs, Ohio, then collapse my bike (it's a foldable), put it in my Pelican Explorer, and paddle my way back downstream to Cin. city, Ohio... it will happen soon! Sounds fun. Looks like almost 60 miles one-way as the crow flies - how far is it as the bike pedals or as the boat paddles? Here's a picture I took yesterday of the setup for towing my kayak: http://home.comcast.net/~prathman/P2290004.JPG This was just for a day trip on a reservoir - if I need to carry the bike I tow my double kayak instead. Dear Peter and Garrison, Here's how real men would handle the situation: http://home.earthlink.net/~ubertuber/main.htm No canoes, no kayaks, no trailers--just a bicycle, a few larger-than-normal spare tubes, and a pump! Carl Fogel |
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