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Riding On Sand

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  1. Some one mentioned riding on the sand in the "Cycling Warfare" post. This I have done and I have
    also cycled on water. The bike I was referring to is a trike with 3 huge wheels. These wheels are
    plastic globes about 4 - 5 feet high. Its a huge bike that me and my sister hired once in corfu.
    Once you pick up speed on the sand the energy you put in seems worthwhile. And on water it's a
    barrel of laughs, because it does actually move at a pretty astonishing rate. The post reminded me
    of this bike and now am thinking about getting one for my commute to work. :o)

    Gadget

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    Some one mentioned riding on the sand in the "Cycling Warfare" post. This


    I

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    have done and I have also cycled on water. The bike I was referring to is


    a

    Quoted message said:

    trike with 3 huge wheels. These wheels are plastic globes about 4 - 5 feet high. Its a huge bike
    that me and my sister hired once in corfu. Once you pick up speed on the sand the energy you put
    in seems worthwhile. And on water it's a barrel of laughs, because it does actually move at a
    pretty astonishing rate. The post reminded me of this bike and now am thinking about getting one
    for my commute to work. :o)

    Gadget

    I rode a road bike for quite a way on sand dunes once. The bike never recovered.

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