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smith4188

smith4188

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Is there a reason for this Mr Primrose? - a new book in the offing?

Perhaps. I have a cunning plan for 2018, but I'm just trying to work out the feasibility of it all. It would be a very different sort of bike adventure, and one that opens up wonderful, additional opportunities to die. I can't wait to tell me mum about it. She's going to go mental.
 

Hill Wimp

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Perhaps. I have a cunning plan for 2018, but I'm just trying to work out the feasibility of it all. It would be a very different sort of bike adventure, and one that opens up wonderful, additional opportunities to die. I can't wait to tell me mum about it. She's going to go mental.
Give us a clue :bravo:
 
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Perhaps. I have a cunning plan for 2018, but I'm just trying to work out the feasibility of it all. It would be a very different sort of bike adventure, and one that opens up wonderful, additional opportunities to die. I can't wait to tell me mum about it. She's going to go mental.
You're taking your mum along on this dodgy trip?
 

rualexander

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:-) OK. As well as a folding bike, it also involves a folding boat.
http://www.brompton.com/News/Posts/2015/Journey-60-Degrees-North
 

reppans

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^^ good boat to pair with the Brommie.. ~ 11 lbs all in.

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smith4188

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Aye, rualexander, I've seen that video. I can't imagine their adventure would have been much fun with stronger winds. My idea's a little more "yachty" than that, and hopefully a lot longer. Have a google for the Seahopper Kondor. But if it's unfeasible with the Kondor, then the inflatable that reppans posted might do the trick. It wouldn't be quite so romantic though.
 

Brains

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With one of these
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You can carry one of these
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A canoe can also carry a sail, there are a number of kits out there.

We met a Belgian guy towing an 'Old Country' 14' canoe cycling up the Rhine on a folder. (Dahon I think)
When he got to Switzerland he was going to put the bike in the boat and float all the way home again
900km in each direction!
 
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smith4188

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It's great to know I have more options than I originally envisaged. But for the route I have in mind that massive trailer would sort of have to come with me even on the sailing parts of the ride.
 
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