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Originally Posted by Books
One thing for all to consider for E and E is that one's bicycle can be used to transport large amounts of gear, etc over long distances. Throw your ruck over the cross bar and walk along side it. Worked for Ho Chi Minh; will work for you.
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True dat!
You can buy panniers, saddlebags, or just use pieces of pipe or bamboo lashed on to build handles, shelves, or racks. You can put over 200 pounds on one and still push it, if you practice and load it properly.
TR
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