[submergedbiker]

Recumbent warriors,

A friend of mine is doing a 4,500 mile trek across the United States to raise money for 2 chapters of the Red Cross. Although I already posted this in the in the “Charity Events” section, I realize that most of us never go there…I certainly didn’t until today.

http://www.rideforred.com/

The reason that I dropped this here is that I was looking through his pictures, and the only 2 bikers I saw him take pictures of were recumbent guys also doing long hauls. If you’re interested in their rigs (one is towing a clam shell car rack) take a look and maybe drop a donation on him.

My other post
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?p=6567320#post6567320

The overloaded recumbent
http://www.rideforred.com/500lb%20rider.JPG

Thanks for your time and Ride On!

- sb

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[ken cummings]

I've seen pedal powered submarines. Any connection with your name?

[submergedbiker]

No, The only submarines that I've been on were nuclear powered (20,000+ shaft horse power). The name comes from the miles Jeff (the guy the post is about) and I put in while underway. We were both officers on the USS KEY WEST (SSN722) out of Pearl Harbor.

- sb