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Old 05-28-02, 08:35 AM
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I was wondering what everyone else does when they have dog problems on their rides.
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Do you get dog problems at the full moon too? I just try to stay off the bike for those nights.
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Well besides trying to kick the dog the only thing i find that works well is spraying them with water.
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Water spray is the best.

A Silca frame-fit pump with a two-pronged Campag. head is next-best.
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I have no problems. The only dog I havn't been able to outrun (even at 12mph) was the one that jumped in front of my bike. I got the front wheel over him just in time, but alas, my rear gave him a spanking that will probably keep him away from cyclists for a long time.

Your best bet as always is to outrun/outdistance them.
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Since the last thread---I've taken to carrying an 18 inch piece of industrial wash hose. Swung with enough force--it will probably crack their skull and will definitely ruin their day. This is one hard piece of flexable hose.
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I'm with Stumpjumper, outrun 'em. I was trapped, once, on a rutted, muddy road where i couldn't get up enough speed to get by two big dogs. I had to wait them out, it was scary. The bastards.
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That avatar looks very familiar.
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AS for the avatar i going to change it. as for the dogs i think i am going to spice their lives up with a lil flavour . I was thinking that they would prehaps enjoy some PEPPER. I will see how those BASTARDS enjoy that. Maybe theyll find as enjoyable as i do almost getting bitten.
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