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Birthday: November 12
Gender: Male
Religion:
Christian/Catholic
Location:
YUMA, Arizona
United States
YUMA, Arizona
United States
School:
Columbus Nebraska High School,
Wayne State Nebraska
St Mary's College of Maryland St Mary's City Maryland
Columbus Nebraska High School,
Wayne State Nebraska
St Mary's College of Maryland St Mary's City Maryland
Hometown(s):
Columbus Nebraska
Wayne Nebraska
Hollywood Md
St Mary's City Md
Kearney Nebraska
Yuma Az
Columbus Nebraska
Wayne Nebraska
Hollywood Md
St Mary's City Md
Kearney Nebraska
Yuma Az
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Thank God Trust God When in doubt...Listen!
Thank God Trust God When in doubt...Listen!
tracks in sand
janetcfish says:
Thanks CBPoet! Good idea with the flag. Orange is like everyone else's. Maybe I'll get a wildcat and jayhawks flag for it, both, so I won't run the risk of offending the wrong people. LOL We have both KStaters and KUers in this neck of the woods. During football season, it could be dangerous to have one flag or the other on there. HA!
Posted: July 16, 2009 8:58AM EDT
cowboypoet says:
Janet you have to learn into really sharp turns but try not to make them. I use mine to run my dogs and you could not do that on a recumbunt. Both have advanatages though. Gat orange flag but add a College flag something to make it seem differnt so people pay attention
Posted: July 16, 2009 1:59AM EDT
janetcfish says:
Do you use those a lot? How are they on turns? I was so terrified of tipping over and falling that I got a recumbent tricycle with slanted back wheels. It won't tip over easily at all, but my husband and daughter insisted I get an orange flag on it so I'd be seen, because it's fairly low.
But, I think the recumbents are harder to ride than the type you have, and I'm having second thoughts. On a recumbent, you have to push the peddle (SP) forward with your feet, and your weight can't go into it. On your type you can put weight into peddling.
Well, it's too late for second thoughts. When I bought mine, we weren't yet retired.
But just for future reference, how doe it turn? Any tipping problems?
Posted: July 16, 2009 12:23AM EDT
