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Old July 16th 20, 02:07 AM posted to uk.rec.cycling
Bret Cahill
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Default Keeping The Recreational Economy Going With Bicycles

Not just cycling but all recreational stuff is sold out, caravans [RVs], sport fishing boats and peripherals. I ride old unsupported stuff which makes me nervous.

Anyway a relative needed to drop off a boat in another state then return home. Only there was no other boat to tow for the return trip and the boat trailer was in Florida.

Solution?

Load 2 bicycles into the boat and cycle back up the beach after the sale!

They only passed 8 people on the 40 km return trip so social distancing was achieved.

In case you are wondering the boat leg wasn't much faster than the cycling leg.


Bret Cahill



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