Re: AWSOME BIKE HAUKING HITCH IS JUNKOn Apr 15, 6:33 am, HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
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> dsc-ky <Dudley.Corn...@eku.edu> wrote:
> > On Apr 15, 1:40 am, "Tim H" <Tim H...@somethingorother . com > wrote:
> > > "XR650L Dave" <spamTHIS...@yahoo . com > wrote in message
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> > >news:33359741-c81f-41e2-9a64-aa8b3886dd28@b64g2000hsa.googlegroups . com .=
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> > > On Apr 13, 5:24 am, "PymerOne" <Pymer...@ppllaanneett.nl> wrote:
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> > > > "oldfart" <alan.westco...@gmail . com > schreef in
> > > > berichtnews:365f83de-b678-44e5-9506-22598b305d72@q27g2000prf.googleg=
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> > > > >I saw one like it for sale for $150 and it was made out of aluminum=
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> > > > > Real bike haulers are called trucks. You put the bike in the back =
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> > > > > know that it won't fall off on the freeway somewhere.
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> > > > You sure do have a point there...
> > > > Allthough starting your dirtbike in the garage and riding it to the
> > > > dirtpark
> > > > might be heaven on wheels too.
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> > > > Grtz, P1
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> > > Open garage.
> > > Roll out bikes.
> > > Ride.
> > > Return.
> > > Repeat as necessary.
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> > > The ONLY way to fly.
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> PSA--those were cool commercials, indelibly seared into childhood
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> > > Tim H
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> > That sounds wonderful and everything, but it would not preclude me
> > from needing the means to haul my bike places. There's not a dirt
> > worthy bike made that I would ride from Ky to Jim Cooks neck of the
> > woods... gotta haul it. Hell, there's not a street bike made I'd ride
> > that far. We also like to ride at various diffferent places in the
> > local area. I wouldn't even dual sport to them either. I'd never know
> > if I was going to have anything left to ride home on. :)
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> barking up the wrong tree here :)
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> TimH has just about every avenue covered, when you're talking about
> dirtbikes. Haul mode or non. Covered or not. dammit
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> --
> Charles
> '99 YZ250- Hide quoted text -
It's a question of choosing your priorities.
I leave it to y'all to decide who's priorities are screwed up. There
are good cases to be made either way
Tim H
Working for life