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To: BluegrassScholar

I had no idea this would work! What a great idea! I may use this for the morons on Harleys who are thundering through the narrow dirt nature preserve paths near my house, making children and hikers jump into the bushes to avoid being hit.


31 posted on 07/19/2004 10:28:04 AM PDT by Capriole (DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY.)
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To: Capriole
Burying saw blades where they gun it to go up a hill works too.

It's a long contemplative walk back pushing a heavy bike with shredded tires...
35 posted on 07/19/2004 10:35:38 AM PDT by null and void (Middle East n. former name for the region commonly known as Oil Under Glass)
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To: Capriole

1. Harleys are not off road bikes.

2. You will be caught.

3. You will be charged with attempted murder.


36 posted on 07/19/2004 10:36:04 AM PDT by MediaMole (Microsoft math: 1 inch = 2.4 centimeters)
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To: Capriole

I don't believe it for a moment. Even without looking, I'll tell you those are dirt bikes, not Harley's.


93 posted on 07/19/2004 6:59:09 PM PDT by Melas
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To: Capriole
I may use this for the morons on Harleys who are thundering through the narrow dirt nature preserve paths near my house, making children and hikers jump into the bushes to avoid being hit.

You are probable dealing with 4 wheelers. Illegal hunters like to use my dad's property (400 acres) near a nice river on the mountain. They gain main entrance up a creek bed, so dad put him several boards submerged in the shallow waters with big nails in it. After replacing their wheels a few times, the 4 wheelers finally got the idea. But dad would never put a wire/ect across the path, too dangerous/deadly.

193 posted on 08/02/2004 1:39:04 PM PDT by LowOiL (Christian and proud of it !)
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