Bicycle Hunting

[Pat Miller]

This is mine I'm building out. Electric battery run time about 3-4 hours, top speed -18mph,
5 speed. I've added a computer controller, fenders, a rear rack and bow holder from Corrigan, and am now looking for a trailer.
I'm keeping the original color cause I want to be seen and she runs real quiet too.
It's hard walking sometime for an old fat man with arthritis in their hips but it's fun to just ride too-hunting or not.
Look up Sondors electric bikes-$500.00.

[Froggy]

This is mine I'm building out. Electric battery run time about 3-4 hours, top speed -18mph,
5 speed. I've added a computer controller, fenders, a rear rack and bow holder from Corrigan, and am now looking for a trailer.
I'm keeping the original color cause I want to be seen and she runs real quiet too.
It's hard walking sometime for an old fat man with arthritis in their hips but it's fun to just ride too-hunting or not.
Look up Sondors electric bikes-$500.00.

Hey Pat. Haven't seen you on here lately. Cool bike.

[Texas Grown]

Camera?????? Are you on the correct forum? The bird-watchers is three clicks to the left. lol jk

Some of us don't have the $$$$ for the fancy stuff or latest/greatest. So gotta use what we gotta use.
If I wasn't using a Active S4 that I bought just for that hunt, which I still have and use (without cell service), then I was using an old Sony DVD. Heck, I've only had wifi for 2 years now. And my 1999 computer I had built, gave it up last year.
But then and again, I'm a lil three clicks to the left sometimes anyway. Just ask Froggy.

Nice bike Pat!

[HdFilmmaker]

Some of us don't have the $$$$ for the fancy stuff or latest/greatest. So gotta use what we gotta use.
If I wasn't using a Active S4 that I bought just for that hunt, which I still have and use (without cell service), then I was using an old Sony DVD. Heck, I've only had wifi for 2 years now. And my 1999 computer I had built, gave it up last year.
But then and again, I'm a lil three clicks to the left sometimes anyway. Just ask Froggy.

Nice bike Pat!

Nice! I still have my Argus C3 sitting on my shelf and along with my Browning to remind me.

[IOWA BOW HUNTER]

Cool beans! I have never actually heard of this before but I guess it makes sense.

[Jen-Man]

I"ll be using my bike for the first time this year in Colorado. Got access to private land bordering national forest. I will be near highest part of country so bike should come in handy.

[CaptJack]

it's time to bring this back to the first page
to inspire those of you who haven't tried hunting on a bike

[CaptJack]

another year, and it's July
it's time to bring this back to the first page
to inspire those of you who haven't tried hunting on a bike

[Speedgoat]

I have used my cart and my bike at granger quite a bit. I can cover a lot of ground in way less time. Spot n stalk has never been easier.

[jronning77]

Some really good information on here I’ll be building one soon.

[BackwoodzHank]

Bump to keep this thread rolling!

[Texas Grown]

Jack, hope your doing well.

[quarterback]

Haven't seen CaptJack post in a while. Hopefully this thread brings him back around.

[BackwoodzHank]

Has some Koplin Pro clamps and a rear rack come in for my bike today, going to use the clamps kinda like the Montana Scabbard for a rear tire mount for my bow. Game cart will mount to the rear luggage rack. Got some marching orders to head up to Chicago for work for a couple of weeks, will try to take my Trek with me and get some work done on it up there, will upload pics as the build progresses.

[Humper]

My Rad Rover is already at the lease. Installed some tire liners and slime for flat prevention.