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String Music

String Music

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Mountain biking for redheads! No gas, no noise, no trailors. All stealth! I have already tried it out and love it! I have good logging roads to ride on and they will never hear me coming! I actually rode up on two flocks of turkeys and several deer without them hearing me. The rack cost me about $70 to build.


 
Trap it on the back or put it in my vest. For me, I'll just put it on the side of the road and come back with my truck. That's a good problem to have!
 
Since I'm on private land, I thought about mounting a turkey head to the handlebars and a fan on the back and see how close I could get to a gobbler!
 
String Music said:
Since I'm on private land, I thought about mounting a turkey head to the handlebars and a fan on the back and see how close I could get to a gobbler!
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use b-mobile for a helmet LOL!!!
 
mathews338 said:
String Music said:
Since I'm on private land, I thought about mounting a turkey head to the handlebars and a fan on the back and see how close I could get to a gobbler!
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use b-mobile for a helmet LOL!!!
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I like the idea. I may strap my full strut decot to the front!
 
Gravey said:
Looks good but I wonder if it would have been just as easy or easier to just put a gun mount on the handlebars? Nice job for sure.
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It would have been easier, but you don't want any weight on the handlebar because it affects the steering. Plus, if the bike crashes, the barrel will do a nose dive into the ground. I have a bar that will absorb the impact on the side if I go down.
 

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