Christmas Tree
12-24-21, 05:29 AM
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GCN did it a few weeks ago. I think the tree was about 7ft and they mounted it sideways, but they were using an ebike with a large cargo container at the front. Didn't look ideal and probably wouldn't be safe on any mups.
12-24-21, 05:59 AM
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fwiw, in my 20s, I dragged an real big broken tree to a beach party, at night. I put one of those old fashioned bike leg lights on it. it burned real good
12-26-21, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Colorado Kid
Has anyone tired to take home a full size Christmas Tree home in your trailer or bike?
I could see the mentally challenged in the LCF forum tying it to their necks and wondering why they were choking while riding with the tree thumping behind them with half the needled gone on the dragging side........
12-28-21, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by StarBiker
Many probably would be so tired they don't read what they wite? Well you know what I mean.
12-28-21, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Colorado Kid
Has anyone tired to take home a full size Christmas Tree home in your trailer or bike?
12-29-21, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by JoeyBike
I'm pretty sure I could do it.
