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I have been thinking real hard, about adding this kit to my bike survival gear. I have wanted a cup of JO numerous times when cross county riding etc, in about 5 minutes I could have one, always stopping by a spring/cattle tank for a quick rest, when it's hot out side. I always ride by myself...

This is a chilling Squatch, look at it's Dew, nothing out if place, as compared to other Squatch's............

Just more PLATE GLASS STOMACH POLITICIONS, that DON'T have ANY common sense..... that were voted on by the sheepople that don't have any common sense........ any more.

Aushiker Thar appears to be a ratchet strap clamped in the seat down tube? Is that your "Get it unstuck strap or tow strap", or used for something else? First time I seen that HD ratchet strap on a bike, that doesn't have a rear carrying rack. Does it stay in place while you ride? Tia

And then you get this, https://biktrix.com/pages/ultra-duo-pro-sale-b?utm_source=AJR%20- These are not cheap bikes, I have the Juggs 4 Ultra and it a tough going bike..... If I wanted another one I buy it in a heartbeat.....as it's got a couple of features that are kind'a neat, ie; removeable...

Tom Are those barricades for stopping bikes? Some one that was NOT too sharp, missed the boat, I think.....

The signs of Fall and Winter = The Fall = every fly for a 1000 miles gather at ANY spot around the house that emits any warmest, ie doors/windows, if it opens. they mob you to get inside........ The Winter = There is NO FLYS to be seen anywhere..........I love winter..... yrmv

Pedal Uma Thanks for the info, I'll add one to my bike tool pack....... Tia

I just call them "All Rounders" = SUV = Sport Utility Vehicles, Jack of all trades, Master of none= and can be camo colored, and never come with tires under 3" wide and most always have carrying rack and can tow up to 300+ #'s.....lol. Tia,

Jabber Wocky Thank you for that information., Very helpful...... If I can add, then also thrown into the mix is what is called a "Hunting Bike", across between a trail bike and Heinz's 57 mix? lol, like the Wart Hog MD 750 https://bikonit.com/products/bikonit-warthog-md1000-ebike and the Juggs...

I have been experimenting with these hot packs as battery warmers, on my e bikes, (that alum frame sucks up the cold), still testing. If they work, I can double the usage and have hand and toe warmers for the riding boots/Lobster claw wool liners gloves I ride with...

And finding a good semi street/off road tire combo would be the cat's meow, IN THE PROPER SIZE, I am still looking.......yrmv

And there is a different kind'a of trails, the types of what is described by 6zfshdb and then there is game trails, cow/horse trails and just natural made trails, creek bottoms etc. When I was researching what bike to get, for my 1st E bike, trail riding meant tires 2> 4" wide, with 3" being an...

I can see this is leading to above my pay grade........ Tia

I'd hate to have Henry's paint bill, is there a Sherman William's next to where Henry loves?? I hope he recycles all those paint cans, some kid would have a heyday with all the marbles from the inside shaker's, IF kids still play marbles these days....... Tia

Black Hand Thanks, I really enjoy the Squatch's you post, I would love to have one on the shop's door, front face........... I know I don't have that talent in any way, shape or form...... ps, you only have less than 950+ Squatch's to find, if Henry only painted a 1000...? And the hidden...

I wonder if a temperature controlled pet warming pad would work, during the freezing months? It would keep the battery's at a uniform temp.... Tia

BH That different, by any chance does Henry, date his work? and I see anther name also, I don't believe that is Henry's signature, as for the different "E" in the names.....and the initial's on the mugs.... Thanks,

I run 8> 10 oz of Flat Out in both of my fat tire bikes, (4" & 4.8") and OEM thin tires and have over 3200+ miles on my main bike with NO FLATS, since using Flat Out, with a Blue Billion goat heads plus other sharp pointy rocks etc. yrmv

A bike rider........ A well known bike rider named Steve had a Lloyd, the Lloyd was a old type of bicycle and managed like 35 km/h downhill. Steve was in the northern part of Sweden cruising around on the Lloyd, when he got stuck in the mud on a bad section of road. Luckily, he saw a police car...