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  1. I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and tree
    branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or 4 volts
    each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in parrallel with two
    lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to experiment with a different
    generator.

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    I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and tree
    branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or 4 volts
    each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in parrallel with
    two lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to experiment with a
    different generator.

    What, no dancing Santa?! :-)

    --Josh

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    I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and tree
    branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or 4 volts
    each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in parrallel with
    two lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to experiment with a
    different generator.

    Dear Charles,

    Christmas--isn't that the one that comes a month after Thanksgiving?

    Scrooge

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    I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and tree
    branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or 4 volts
    each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in parrallel with
    two lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to experiment with a
    different generator.

    Dear Charles,

    Christmas--isn't that the one that comes a month after Thanksgiving?

    Scrooge

    Well, Canadian Thanksgiving was just about a month ago, eh.

  5. charles ramsey said:

    I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and tree
    branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or 4 volts
    each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in parrallel with
    two lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to experiment with a
    different generator.

    Come back when you have a 12' inflatable illuminated snowman on your rear rack.

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    I have made a christmass decoration on my rear rack using tinsil and christmass lights and
    tree branches no trees were harmed making this decoration. Use the small lights they are 3 or
    4 volts each and about .2 amps. My generator says 12 volts 6 watts I used three lines in
    parrallel with two lights in series on each line it works fine at 10 mph. You may have to
    experiment with a different generator.

    Dear Charles,

    Christmas--isn't that the one that comes a month after Thanksgiving?

    Scrooge

    Well, Canadian Thanksgiving was just about a month ago, eh.

    Dear Robert,

    What do they eat? Roast loon?

    A Pilgrim

  7. Carl Fogel <[email hidden]> wrote:
    : What do they eat? Roast loon?

    they'll draw & quarter you just for that joke in minnesota.

    which, iirc, is part of ontario.
    --
    david reuteler [email hidden]

  8. I used to do that when I rode up to my parent's house for Christmas, but I didn't decorate the bike,
    I decorated the box on the trailer.

    HoHoHo <=A7:-3)>

    "May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills!"

    See you on the road. Chris Chris'Z Corner geocities.comczcorner

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