Para-biking: Anyone attempt this?
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Friend of Jimmy K

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Para-biking: Anyone attempt this?
Seeing windsurfers the other day on my commute, had me thinking of last winter and these folks out on the lakes with a parasail, and skates or short skis on their feet. I wondered if that would be functional on a bike, like an MTB with some homemade studded tires, and an open lake, it wouldn't work on streets, but on a windy day, I could see hauling butt at some wild speeds across the open ice.
Anyone try it or know of someone nuts enough to try it, other than me?
Anyone try it or know of someone nuts enough to try it, other than me?
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pedalphile

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Dude, I would love to try it. It seems like a financial commitment is required to rig up a bike with something though, and I think that's what is really stopping people.
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I know a guy cazy enough to try it! A good friend of mine, in fact. He lives in the Twin Cities. Just moved from St. Paul to Minneapolis and has a fetish for fixies.
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