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Originally Posted by Northwestrider
Carrying flares on bike tour? Hmmm it seems to me that most of the trees along the forest service roads are taller than the altitude most flares would reach. If you make it to a clearing, if the weather was ok, then you should be able to reorient yourself. If the weather is typically, well, Washington State, then a flare won't be seen in any case. I'd suggest leaving the flares at home, use the space saved by carrying a bit of food.
KD5NRH isn't talking about short lived aerial flares but about fusees. Like you see around automobile accidents. Aerial flares would be incredibly useless and stupid. Fusees are merely unnecessary and useless.
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