[Nat]

http://www.runbike.com/

It's gonna be great!

 

[Sparticus]

It's not a 29er.

 

[Glide the Clyde]

It'd be tough in switchbacks.

Nat, you should cross-post this over in General. Way too good to suffer obscurity here.

 

[mightymouse]

wedgie bike

 

[mtbtiago]

where are the training wheels?

 

[ttrd]

I am sure the bike will be allowed once it has hoofs and creates large piles of waste!

 

[NastyNick]

I like these options!

 

[Glide the Clyde]

where are the training wheels?

I think those are the training wheels. For uncoordinated people

 

[poppa#1]

What a great option!Was there a 100 mile trail running event around the Waldo area in the past?I cannot recall the name of the event(Where's Waldo 100?).This would be quite a sight comin' across the back side of the Twins.Does "bikerfox" know about this?What a joy...thanks Nat.Would a tall person prefer a 36'er?

 

[Snake Muesl]

You can't tell, but I'm literally rolling around on the floor laughing out loud.

 

[Woodman]

Same but different

http://www.streetflyer.info/

Believe it or not, you can not even use a wheel barrow in Wilderness. I have a trail contractor friend there in OR who had the FS tell him he could not use a measuring wheel in Wilderness to measure his work (for billing) on a contract he had just completed.

You can't use a chainsaw, but the FS here in NC just used dynomite to blow up some hazard trees in a Wilderness area. Makes sense right?

 

[ChainChain]

http://www.streetflyer.info/

Believe it or not, you can not even use a wheel barrow in Wilderness. I have a trail contractor friend there in OR who had the FS tell him he could not use a measuring wheel in Wilderness to measure his work (for billing) on a contract he had just completed.

You can't use a chainsaw, but the FS here in NC just used dynomite to blow up some hazard trees in a Wilderness area. Makes sense right?

The statute says no mechanical transport. I'd tell the ranger pound sand on the measuring wheel.

 

[Nat]

What's the interpretation of "no mechanized transport" towards prosthetic limbs?

 

[dirt farmer]

What's the interpretation of "no mechanized transport" towards prosthetic limbs?

Or a pacemaker? A pacemaker keeps some people mobile.... literally.

 

[Glide the Clyde]

Now let's not go all serious in this thread, asking sensible questions and making sensible deductions.

Oh, what about wheel chairs????

 

[thorkild]

Now let's not go all serious in this thread, asking sensible questions and making sensible deductions.

Oh, what about wheel chairs????

Hmmm, if wheel chairs are allowed, can I get a doctor note that I have a walking disability that requires riding a bicycle?

 

[Nat]

Nat, you should cross-post this over in General. Way too good to suffer obscurity here.

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=7818434#post7818434

 

[Glide the Clyde]

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=7818434#post7818434

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[dirt farmer]

I like these options!

LOL!! @ that Hula bike.

My eyes are burning, though.

 

[gorgedon]

Yes, you can take this bike into Wilderness areas, but you will have to pay a toll to cross any bridges. I could sell you the bridges so you'd never have to worry about tolls again or we can work out an easy payment plan so you can ride for a month at a time.

Let me know which option you prefer. : )