Thanks for all the replies guys. All that stuff looks interesting.
I do like the idea of the cots. I was looking a this one a while back
http://www.cascadedesigns.com/therm-...te-cot/product
Similar to what you guys have.
Thanks for all the replies guys. All that stuff looks interesting.
I do like the idea of the cots. I was looking a this one a while back
http://www.cascadedesigns.com/therm-...te-cot/product
Similar to what you guys have.
Has anyone tried fitting in a mountain Bike?
It would be great if anyone could give me a tip as my wife and I love to Mountain Bike.
Regards
Reid
I've always wondered what you could rig up under the plane for bulky stuff like that....
Not a mountain bike, but one of the guys we used to fly with would sometimes strap his camp chair to the lift strut. I have also seen pictures showing lots of strange stuff strapped to airplanes flying Alaska. I wouldn't be surprised if someday, an enterprising and creative guy will install the custom hard points and a fairing of sorts, and a bicycle will be on its way to the back country.
Not exactly light but this is the best full size mountain bike I've found. Still pretty big...
http://www.amazon.com/Montague-Parat.../dp/B000JI7ZBK
You could ask Paul Leadabrand of Stick & Rudder. He had two folding bikes (not sure if they were mountain bikes) stashed in his Kitfox baggage area when he flew in to the factory fly-in this last August.
Jim Ott
Portland, OR
Kitfox SS7 flying
Rotax 912ULS
There is a guy in New Zealand who has had the New Zealand CAA approve hard points under the wings of his C180 for his MTB tour business.
Could this be adapted for two bikes under a Kitfox?