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LOL! Would have been closer to that when I was riding an 1100 Shadow.It's a slippery slope, my friend. The next thing you know, you'll be a Hells Angelfish.
LOL! Would have been closer to that when I was riding an 1100 Shadow.It's a slippery slope, my friend. The next thing you know, you'll be a Hells Angelfish.
Might want to look at lectric ebikesLooking at electric trikes on-line and think that I may have found one... Does not have the top speed I'd like at only 16 MPH and a range of 30-45 miles depending on terrain and load but that is actually good enough for me.
The thing is that I'm blind in my right eye so lack right side peripheral vision and true depth perception which has always made me quite uncomfortable driving a car. I'm looking to replace my car with an electric trike. Shoot, the furthest that I go is to the local VA unless I need to go to another facility for some reason and, even then, the VA would provide transportation. I could do a much better price with going two wheels but I would intend to also use the trike in the winter. LOL! three wheels are much better on ice patches than two.
So anyway this is the one I'm looking at. If anyone has any experience with such units I'd appreciate opinions...
TK1 Fat Tire Electric Trike
Conquer any terrain with the Mooncool TK1 FAT20 Electric Trike, featuring 20-inch fat tires for superior stability. Equipped with a powerful 48V 500W motor and a durable 14.5Ah battery, this electric tricycle is perfect for adventurers and commuters. Shop now for robust performance!www.mooncool.com
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Oh, the local VA is only 5.46 miles so it would only be like a 25 minute ride.
Thanks. I took a look and the one I looked at is $200.00 more than the one I posted but the same price if I were to get too late for the sale price. I put a link on my desktop to look further. What I looked at on Letric is 2 MPH slower (not a big factor) and has thinner tires. Especially for winter usage I like the idea of 4 inch tires. On the other hand the Letric has a longer range of travel and is fold-able which would make storage much easier.Might want to look at lectric ebikes
Pallet fencing is very effective and looks surprisingly good if your pallets are all the same height. I once built a wind break for our garden out of pallets. It almost looked like I knew what I was doing.Today I hauled 50 pallets and began building about 200 feet of fencing made from them. Got a good start but rain has put an end to the project today. Will begin again in the morning.
The fence will tie into an existing fence and totally enclose the pond area plus connect to the dog yard.
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It is looking decent. We chose a rustic look and after looking at various fence styles at the big boxes I realized that pallets would be their equal for the rustic look we want. Trying to get as much done as possible by tomorrow afternoon. Thursday surgery will put me out of commission an unknown number of days, (hoping for no more than three). The hardest part is the post hole digger work. lots of rocks on this property. The cement work isn't bad dump a bag and add water. Plan on spraying it a forest green at the end.Pallet fencing is very effective and looks surprisingly good if your pallets are all the same height. I once built a wind break for our garden out of pallets. It almost looked like I knew what I was doing.
My school's counselor likes to say that clarity is kindness. If it were me, I think at this point I'd just flat up tell him, "No, I'm not willing to just do it for you. If I do, I charge $30 an hour. (Or whatever the going rate is for that kind of work) If you want free help, I'll help...but that's all."One time, while I was trying to show him some stuff, he actually said that he didn't want to know, just do it for me.