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bluefish · 07-19-2004, 10:18 PM

I should take some photos of my old bike. Used to use it when I was fishing the piers mostly before i got a 4x4. Anyway it's "tricked out" with everything. Big zipper bag on the front actually mounted to the handlebars (cannondale bag), rack on the back with two rod holders secured to each side. Bungees to secure the tackel box, bait, towels etc to the back rack of the bike. I carried NOTHING!!! One thing I would recommend that I don't have which I think Ron talks about or mentions in his book is a 2nd kick stand. This is really imperative. It's VERY hard to keep a pack mule rigged up like this and get it to stand just right. As a matter of fact when I come back from vacation thats EXACTLY what I'm gonna do.

Thanks for the PROJECT!!

07-19-2004, 10:18 PM	#4
bluefish Plastic and Wood are GOOD! iTrader: (0) Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: brooklyn NY Posts: 103	pier bike I should take some photos of my old bike. Used to use it when I was fishing the piers mostly before i got a 4x4. Anyway it's "tricked out" with everything. Big zipper bag on the front actually mounted to the handlebars (cannondale bag), rack on the back with two rod holders secured to each side. Bungees to secure the tackel box, bait, towels etc to the back rack of the bike. I carried NOTHING!!! One thing I would recommend that I don't have which I think Ron talks about or mentions in his book is a 2nd kick stand. This is really imperative. It's VERY hard to keep a pack mule rigged up like this and get it to stand just right. As a matter of fact when I come back from vacation thats EXACTLY what I'm gonna do. Thanks for the PROJECT!!
	MBF