For you snowbound riders

GeeDubb said:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

ROTFLMAO!

1. It won't work in anything over 3".

2. You still have to peddle through the deep stuff to plow behind you.

3. How much do you get paid. I ain't doing that for free!

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GeeDubb said:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html
found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

ROTFLMAO!

1. It won't work in anything over 3".

2. You still have to peddle through the deep stuff to plow behind you.

3. How much do you get paid. I ain't doing that for free!

but think of the satisfaction of knowing you did it with a bike instead of
that noisy gas guzzling snow blower you have >(:-}

next they will be telling us the can plow dirt with it. Now back to
searching for a snowplow for my chevy blazer....in arizona, duh!

good grief, there's actually a distributer in the Phoenix area........

Gary

GeeDubb said:

next they will be telling us the can plow dirt with it. Now back to
searching for a snowplow for my chevy blazer....in arizona, duh!

good grief, there's actually a distributer in the Phoenix area........

If it ever snows in Phoenix you're gonna make a fortune!!! ;^)

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http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

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found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

As long as he doesn't take that contraption and eff up the trails, he's
giving himself a workout. I don't see the necessity of it being used
anywhere, but that's just me I guess. I have ridden through plenty of snow
without the use of a "bike plow"

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

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GeeDubb said:

next they will be telling us the can plow dirt with it. Now back to
searching for a snowplow for my chevy blazer....in arizona, duh!

good grief, there's actually a distributer in the Phoenix area........

If it ever snows in Phoenix you're gonna make a fortune!!! ;^)

It has snowed a couple of times but never stuck. The plow is actually for
the place we have up in Colorado with nearly one mile of driveway to plow.
It really gets bad in late winter when the snow drifts continually and it's
non-stop out and back just to keep the lane passible otherwise it's a phone
call for the big guys!

but yeah, I'd make a killing though everybody that lives here "KNOWS' how to
drive in snow.

Gary

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http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

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found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

As long as he doesn't take that contraption and eff up the trails, he's
giving himself a workout. I don't see the necessity of it being used
anywhere, but that's just me I guess. I have ridden through plenty of snow
without the use of a "bike plow"

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

I think the idea is to clear a walking path w/o using a shovel. Hey it was
bike related....

Gary

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http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

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found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

As long as he doesn't take that contraption and eff up the trails, he's
giving himself a workout. I don't see the necessity of it being used
anywhere, but that's just me I guess. I have ridden through plenty of
snow
without the use of a "bike plow"

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

I think the idea is to clear a walking path w/o using a shovel. Hey it
was bike related....

Gary

Now if you put some gas powered rotary blades on that thing like the
Mach 5, you could use it to blaze new singletrack very quickly. Well at
least were I live. It took me 3.5 hours to cut .5 mile of trail the
other day.

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GeeDubb said:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Matt

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GeeDubb said:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

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Quoted message said:

found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Hell yeah, I moved that much snow in just 45 minutes! Not.

Is that CB or Gunnison?

Greg

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2. You still have to peddle through the deep stuff to plow behind
you.
3. How much do you get paid. I ain't doing that for free!

If you're peddling [sic], then you're getting paid, duh!

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Phil, Squid-in-Training

your better off using a flame thrower. What a joke

G.T. said:

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GeeDubb wrote:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

found this while searching for something else snow related

Gary

Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Hell yeah, I moved that much snow in just 45 minutes! Not.

Is that CB or Gunnison?

Greg

CB last year. It was a day or so before another three foot storm.
We really only had about 2' on the ground here at it's peak and it's now
down to about a foot.

Matt

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GeeDubb said:

next they will be telling us the can plow dirt with it. Now back to
searching for a snowplow for my chevy blazer....in arizona, duh!

good grief, there's actually a distributer in the Phoenix
area........

If it ever snows in Phoenix you're gonna make a fortune!!! ;^)

It has snowed a couple of times but never stuck. The plow is
actually for the place we have up in Colorado with nearly one mile of
driveway to plow. It really gets bad in late winter when the snow
drifts continually and it's non-stop out and back just to keep the
lane passible otherwise it's a phone call for the big guys!

but yeah, I'd make a killing though everybody that lives here "KNOWS'
how to drive in snow.

Of course, they went to the same snow driving school as the folks here in
Central VA. ;^)

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GeeDubb wrote:

http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

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> found this while searching for something else snow related
>
> Gary

Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Hell yeah, I moved that much snow in just 45 minutes! Not.

Is that CB or Gunnison?

Greg

CB last year. It was a day or so before another three foot storm.
We really only had about 2' on the ground here at it's peak and it's now
down to about a foot.

Damn! We haven't gotten a foot total this year, and it was 60+ here
today and I had to water the gardens.

Shawn

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Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Matt

Nice, you should have dusted off your bobsled and wailed down that corridor.

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

Shawn said:

MattB said:

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> GeeDubb wrote:
>
http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/pbar/organizationalchart/peterson/snowplow_files/Bike_Plow.html

>>
>> found this while searching for something else snow related
>>
>> Gary
>
>
>
> Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
> alternative would come along.
> It could probably handle this, right?
> http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg
>

Hell yeah, I moved that much snow in just 45 minutes! Not.

Is that CB or Gunnison?

Greg

CB last year. It was a day or so before another three foot storm.
We really only had about 2' on the ground here at it's peak and it's
now down to about a foot.

Damn! We haven't gotten a foot total this year, and it was 60+ here
today and I had to water the gardens.

Shawn

If the snow doesn't either soften up or go away I may need to pay you a
visit!
Been riding much?

Matt

Carla A-G said:

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Sweet! I knew if I held out long enough, that perfect snowblower
alternative would come along.
It could probably handle this, right?
http://mattb.net/images/misc/cbsnow1.jpg

Matt

Nice, you should have dusted off your bobsled and wailed down that corridor.

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

A few of the CB kids actually do have these sleighs that they stand on
dog sled style and kick like a scooter. They seem to get along pretty
once the snow is packed well and the front is good for cargo or a
passenger. Looks like fun!

Matt

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Shawn said:

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CB last year. It was a day or so before another three foot storm.
We really only had about 2' on the ground here at it's peak and it's
now down to about a foot.

Damn! We haven't gotten a foot total this year, and it was 60+ here
today and I had to water the gardens.

Shawn

If the snow doesn't either soften up or go away I may need to pay you a
visit!
Been riding much?

Spinner :-p I've been dealing with tendinitis in my repaired knee.
Didn't have any trouble with rehab till Nov., 6 months post surgery.
Since then it's been on and off. A good fun ride can knock me off the
bike (and give me a good limp) for two weeks. Still managing gradual
improvement.

Shawn