Mountain Bikes

[huntnphool]

 Mountain bikes are awesome, just get used to riding long before your hunt or you could be in some pain the next morning

[JPhelps]

Mountain bikes are awesome, just get used to riding long before your hunt or you could be in some pain the next morning

Isn't that the truth!

[WapitiFreak]

anyone know of any good websites or info on a trailer to pull behind a bike....something that can withstand the weight of quartered elk and all of ones camping gear?

http://www.bikesatwork.com/

[AKBowman]

Flinger- It looks like JPhelps zip tied some type of strong netting to the frame of his. My initial thought would be to create a web using some sort of nylon 1/4"-1/2" wide material but zip tying netting to the frame would probably be easier, lighter and just as durable.

I've been looking at the Burley flat bed for some time now. I'll probably pull the trigger on it before season starts.

[saylean]

Flinger, I like what you did with that cart...I have the same one.  Think I will steal your idea. I know of a few spots I would love to take my bike up to.

Cheers~

[washelkhunter]

Im not keen on using handle bar gun mounts. Has anyone built or found a decent scabard to mount on their bike?

[TheHunt]

That is a great question...  There are good packs with rifle scabard built in to the pack.

[washelkhunter]

I know, but i want something to bolt to the bike to protect the rifle when i crash.

[jbeaumont21]

Don't listen to these guys, biking in sucks and there is no advantage to it.  Better of road hunting.  Whatever you do do not get into biking or hunting at all. If you must hunt then go modern rifle hunting, set up a huge camp, drink lots of alcohol and don't waste your time! Common people don't fill his mind with fools gold

[washelkhunter]

Just got my ride tuned up and ready to roll.     Just need to find or build a rifle scabard.  will be scouting end of month.

[FC]

How about a saddle scabbard?

[Wea300mag]

There are lots of gated roads around here, this is how I roll:

[washelkhunter]

Right on! Im really looking forward to trying this out, esp now since the DP doesnt apply to people riding bikes on state/dnr land. Go figure eh.