Travel in a Kitfox

[bandit]

Yes I plan to stay in LSA if possible! So in a Kitfox 7 you can load folding bycicles? I havent seen one in real but in pictures it looks like a narrow area to load through above the seats and below the top of fuse!

Thanks
Bandit

[Dorsal]

http://www.teamkitfox.com/Forums/att...1&d=1301881565

or read the thread
http://www.teamkitfox.com/Forums/sho...t=folding+bike

And I load them through the removable turtle deck.

[bandit]

Hey Thanks for the pictures, thats great! Are those folding bikes or just mountain bikes with wheels removed?

bandit

[Dorsal]

Those are two Dahon Mu folding bikes, 20lbs each.

[bandit]

Thanks again!

Bandit

[DanB]

Here is a comparison in travel comfort that might interest some...As far as hombuilts go I have flown in an RV-7 (round trip) from Phoenix to OshKosh
and I have made the trip from Phoenix to Boise (round trip) in a Kitfox IV three times. The RV certainly wins as a time machine in speed, but the Kitfox took the comfort prize every time. The design of the seats have been well thought out and designed for the KF.

[bandit]

Very good to know, that was 1 of my concerns as well!

Thanks
Bandit

[kitfox2009]

Hello Bandit

We do not have a LSA classification in Canada. Suggest you go to the TC website and review the regulations before going too far.
I thought you were coming down here to at least see what a completed Model V looks like.

Don

[bandit]

Hi Don,

I was meaning to and of course, it had to be one of those weeks! I am sorry that I didn't get back to you, and will try as soon as I possibly can! I don't usually have a lot of time in the summer and the week I planned on going to Penticton, everything went sideways! I am going to try again next week sometime, and if it still works for you I will give you a call!

Thanks
Brent

[bandit]

Oh and I know it isn't LSA but is ultralight in Canada, but correct me if I am wrong, it is a similar class?

Thanks
Brent