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I know where that is! I've been thinking of scouting that area but sadly it looks like work will be taking me elsewhere and I won't be able to hunt there this next season
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Anyone have experience with the foldable ones with 20" wheels?
Those of you who have eBikes, which one(s) do you have and would you recommend them?
I was looking at the RadRover bikes online last night. Anybody have one?
Have you had any issues with your bow because of the vibration in the bike? I would carry my bow the same way, but I am concerned about my sights. thanksAn atv gun/bow holder. My bike came with some u handles on top of the handle bars that worked great to attach them to
Not so far. The holder is rubber and gives but my bike also has front and back shocks which cuts down on the vibration as well.Have you had any issues with your bow because of the vibration in the bike? I would carry my bow the same way, but I am concerned about my sights. thanks
I have just joined the eBike club and cannot wait to use this excellent tool in the Fall.
I've always considered that the rule, not the exception. When i see bike access it looks cool, but then i think of where it would work...and that seems like mostly atv trails. For sure proper(ly large and grippy) tires help, and i've got some trails that are a lot of fun on a fat bike - but i don't know how well everything adds up most of the time.2) Do test runs to your stand sites. If the terrain is fairly rugged, you may find pedaling your rig against ground resistance (mud, weeds, sticks etc.) inclines, and addressing obstacles is actually slower or even much harder than walking, believe it or not.
Camping out of my Blazer with a canoe on the roof and a bike rack on the back would be about as mobile as hunting gets. Add a powered parasail to the mix and you could attack by air, land, or sea!