Convince your parents to let you do a long bike ride by yourself
06-03-11, 04:32 PM
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I have another opportunity to do it, and this time I'm bringing a friend since their argument was that they wouldn't let me do it alone. I also got an (AMAZING) new bike and an emergency ride so I'm ready to go to war with my parents over it if they say no! 
Let attempt #2 commence!
Let attempt #2 commence!
06-04-11, 11:15 AM
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Go for it. Persistence often pays. Planning helps too, and it sounds like you're doing a good job at that.
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Take a look at a personal GPS communicator. https://www.findmespot.com/en/
I have spent years on the coastal waters from Alaska to Mexico. This is a neat item that has it place in todays over cautious world. It may open doorways with your parents for more adventures as well.
I have spent years on the coastal waters from Alaska to Mexico. This is a neat item that has it place in todays over cautious world. It may open doorways with your parents for more adventures as well.
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