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Which one should I use to take my 7 month old biking with me?? A child carrier or a bicycle trailer??? Which one would you pick? The child carrier (basically sits on your bike, behind you.) The bicycle trailer (one you pull when riding your bike and the child sits closer to the ground.)

Need source to buy metal bicycle carrier for back of bike.?

anyone bought this bicycle carrier? alaga yt 8048? anyone know how to set it up? http://www.yeongton.com/products/products_detail.asp?le=english&fid=114&pid=877 thats the one. but the instructions are mere pictures that are very unclear....

Where can I find out what bicycle child carriers have been recalled? To clarify- I am having a hard time finding out if this seat has ever been recalled, Bicycle Child Carrier by Cycle Products Co, Item #00597. THANK YOU!!!

Does anyone have instructions on how to attach a Bell Classic Child Carrier for adult bicycles? We recieved a child carrier for our bikes, but we don't have any instructions. I looked online but found nothing. Thank you.

can i carry my 3 week old in a baby bjorn carrier while riding a bicycle?

Can you carry a bicycle on your 2 seater sportscar? How? I do not want to get rid of my SLK, yet I want to carry a bicycle on it with a carrier - anyone else done this? Sorry Desie - what do you mean?

need a two wheels carrier for two kids can be connected to a bicycle from the rear?

What are the best car/SUV bicycle carriers. Ive heard the trunk mount type can dent veh. Not sure what hitch i Ive seen hitch type but is that something that comes with a vehicle or can be added?

what do you all think about using a police bicycle as a persoanal bicycle around town and on trailers? would a police bicycle be a good general purpose bicycle for all kinda uses? like traveling around city streets for pleasure and busnis (letter carrier) as well as using on the weekends (and when ever the heart feels like it) for off roading. thanks

What sort of basket would go onto this bicycle? http://s224.photobucket.com/albums/dd33/Murderdogs/My%20bicycles/?action=view¤t=100_0801.jpg It is a vintage trade bicycle. The rear wheel has been removed as the gear hub is jammed. I wanted to know what would originally have been placed in the carrier on the front; would it be a wicker basket or a wooden crate? Would it have a lid, a handle, etc? I am trying to keep it original.

I am looking for a bike carrier to mount on a travel trailer with a 2" receiver, which carrier is the best? I need a carrier for at least 4 bicycles.

How to make my 8 year old daughter learn riding bicycle, without help of side (supporting) wheels? Please help me making her learn it. I have been running along holding the back carrier for last two days, to help her making balance, but i believe its not helping much. Can anyone help me with his/her experience/expertise?

Is there a best type of bicycle trailer for carrying kids? There are loads of options, mostly two-kid carriers but a lot seem really much more expesive. Anyone used one of a particular type that wasespecially good?

Best way to mail a bicycle? I have a bicycle box, and have no problem removing pedals, loosening gooseneck, or the mechanics of it. But who is the cheapest or safest carrier (USPS, UPS, Fed-Ex, other). Plan to insure for 500$.

Have you flown your bicycle on American Airlines? I'm going on a ride and must fly to attend. American Airlines states that you can fly your bike for free as a piece of luggage providing it does not exceed 62 inches in overall dimension. Meaning all sides of the box must total up to 62 inches overall. I've built some tight boxes, but this is almost impossible. Does any one have experience with this airline? Any tried box designs? Any Ideas? I'd hate to pay extra for a service that they are offering for free, I can ship via another carrier pretty cheaply. But they say its free... until you view the size limitation.

Which Bicycle Rack? When I will have the money, I plan to buy a Hitch Bicycle Rack. Until then, I can afford a "SportRack Trunk Bike Carrier" for 3 bicycles. Anyone bought this before? Would you recommend it?

Roof Rack which one will work for my 1995 Honda civic? Has any one purchased a roof rack for a 1995 Honda Civic? I need to carry a tandem bicycle and a luggage carrier and or rack for snowboarding can anyone please help?? what model and what brand would be the best? Thanks for the help!

im looking to purchase a pair of mountain bikes for myself and my hubby, whats the cheapest place to get? would it be better to go to halfors or are there any cheaper palces coz i really dont want to spend alot of money maybe £50-60 each, i would also need a bicycle carrier and a childs bike seat to go on the back, i would really appreciate answers from people who know more than i do hehe

How do I check a bicycle as luggage? I'm flying my brother to New Orleans (ABQ to MSY) in June of 2008. He is a bicycling enthusiast and would like to bring his Fixie with him, also it's way cheaper than renting a car. I've never flown with or checked a bicycle. I understand that most airlines will allow you to check a bicycle as opposed to an extra piece of luggage as long as it's packed a certain way. I'm currently looking at either Continental or Delta for his flight. My main point of confusion is the new $25 fee for an additional piece of luggage. I've read that this fee is only incurred when flying with multiple carriers for one trip. He will be flying one way and most flights I've looked at are single carrier. If he checks one piece of luggage and his bike, plus whatever additonal carry on he happens to have, does this fee apply? I am trying my best to make this flight as inexpensive as possible.

Can a baby 5 months old, 16 lbs and 26 inches long (not walking yet), use the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat? Most baby bike carriers say that the child must be one year old and not more than a specific weight, but the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat simply says that you can use the bike carrier with a child up to 40 lbs. So does that mean that I can use the bike carrier with any baby under 40 lbs? I would really love to hear from someone with experience with this product. Most baby bike carriers say that the child must be one year old and not more than a specific weight, but the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat simply says that you can use the bike carrier with a child up to 40 lbs. So does that mean that I can use the bike carrier with any baby under 40 lbs? I would really love to hear from someone with experience with this product. And, yes, he has control of his head. Babies uaually gain control about 4 months.

Do these bike racks look okay to you? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/New-Bicycle-Carrier-Rack-for-Car-Carries-Two-Bikes_W0QQitemZ230076059093QQihZ013QQcategoryZ55435QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Im after a bike rack to carry 2 bikes and dont have a tow bar

Visiting DC with 9 year old. Where are some good places to go bicycling? We are visiting next week. I am debating bringing our bikes, but the carrier is a little sketchy, and I'm worried bikes will scratch car on the drive up. Any suggestions for rentals? Ideally, a tandem or tagalong? Also, some good places to ride with no cars, or a wide bike lane. Can you take bikes on Metro? Thank you all.

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Please help me with my Homework? Can somebody check and make sure my answers are right? Thanks. I. A. Read the following items. B. Label them as fragment, run-on, or correct. C. If the items are fragments or run-ons, make the necessary corrections. 1. The car at the end of the driveway needing to be painted. Fragment 2. The L-1011, which was built in the seventies and eighties by Lockheed. Fragment 3. John came home today after a long time away in the mountains, however, he will not be here for very long because he is going on a safari. Run-on 4. Eastern Airlines went out of business in 1991, and its planes were either scrapped or sold to other carriers. Run-on 5. Once the decision to move the lighthouse was made and millions of dollars needed to pay for the effort had been collected. Fragment 6. The Who’s It’ Hard was released in the spring of 1983, but the band broke up the following year. Correct 7. My cousin Mandy, who once rode a bicycle from North Carolina to Mississippi. Fragment 8. The Airbus A330, which has two large engines, landed at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport and taxied to the terminal. Correct 9. The U.S.S. Enterprise was the first nuclear aircraft carrier in the world, it has eight nuclear reactors on-board. Run-on 10. Angela is worried about burglars she sits at night with a shotgun by her door. Run-on 11. Has never liked driving long distances, but Lula’s daughter lives over 200 miles away. Fragment 12. Queen and David Bowie were visiting each other in the studio in 1982; they wound up recording two songs, including the hit “Under Pressure.” Run-on 13. Carrying on with the production of the film even though the star and two of the co-stars had come down with a serious case of food poisoning. Fragment 14. WKRP in Cincinnati, which aired on CBS from 1978 to 1982. Fragment 15. Alex Rodriguez is represented by Scott Boras, the agent managed to severely damage his client’s image. Run-on Thanks

How do you get to the stadium of your favorite baseball team? a.) car ? b.) bus? c.) train? d.) bicycle? e.) by walking? f.) skateboard? g.) rickshaw? h.) horse back? i.) jogging? j.) truck? k.) motorcycle? l.) cab? m.) limo? n.) unicycle? o.) plane? p.) limo? q.) pony? r.) hayride? s.) rollerblading? t.) boat? u.) Humvee? v.) Sherman tank? w.) aircraft carrier? x.) your son's tricycle? y.)skipping?

Which bike? I just want a bike to go around my neighborhood and local parks that have paved trails for walking and riding with my son. When I look online for bicycles, there are cruising, road and mountain bikes. Which one would you recommend for me and my son? I am 5'4" so I assume I would need a 26"? I also need opinion on either the seat carrier or trailer for my son.

Want to read a little story? 2010 Was Not A Good Year To Be President Welcome to Toastmasters, June 13, 2033. That's right: 2033. Today Rick Campbell, one of our senior members at age 87, is here to reminisce a bit and give us a history lesson. He says he is so old that he learned to drive an internal combustion engine car (remember those) with a manual transmission. He once owned a typewriter. He remembers when bicycles had one speed, phones had two-party lines, and cameras had something called film. As incredible as this may seem, he says that when he was young, it was common for people to smoke in restaurants and public places. He is from a different time; almost a different world. I'm sure all of us are far too familiar with the tragic events of 2010, so Rick is not going to plow that fertile field again. Instead, he is going to give us a personal look back at the conditions which led up to that fateful year, in a speech titled "2010 Was Not A Good Year To Be President." "2010 Was Not A Good Year To Be President" Yes, 2010 was long ago and far away. As we look back on history, it appears that some Presidents had an easy ride- times of growth and stability. Teddy Roosevelt, Warren G. Harding, Dwight Eisenhower, Bill Clinton come to mind. Those were good years to be President. Others were elected just when the Republic was facing terrible crises: Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, George W. Bush. They rose to the occasion, even though they were controversial and widely hated while in office. Not such good years to be President. Just a few years prior, in 2008, the country began foundering. We were in the sixth year of the Iraqi Occupation, and the economy was flat. The mainstream press clearly wanted a Democrat elected. Although we didn't know it until some years later, oil producing nations had colluded to secretly buy their own oil on the open market, driving oil prices to shocking levels above the true demand price- reaching a high of $162 a barrel in October, 2008, just before the general elections. Their purpose was simple: to effect regime change in the United States. And of course, the U.S. economy was already in a real estate slump and also suffering the curse of stagflation; slow growth and high inflation. There were a million home foreclosures. Independent truckers went under by the thousands. Airlines failed. Airlines with names now long-forgotten: United, Delta, Northwestern, American. All now merged, of course, into the one lone U.S. carrier we love so much: Southwest. Against this backdrop of weariness of the war on terror, and economic distress, the American people were ripe for a demagogue, and they certainly got one in Barack Hussein Obama. He and his running mate Kathlene Sibelius inspired them with vague notions of hope and change; of a world in which diplomacy settled all international problems, of free universal health care, of abundant alternative energy, of peace and love. It was a vision too good to resist. The Republican nominee, a name you probably haven't heard in years anyone? Yes, it was John McCain, an obscure Senator from Arizona had no clue how to run a national campaign, and a platform nearly as liberal as Obama's. The selection of Condoleeza Rice as his running mate looked brilliant at first. Unfortunately, black voters viewed her as white, and women voters viewed her as one of the guys. Even so, the McCain/Rice ticket would have won the election if it weren't for the fact that 16 percent of conservative Republicans voted for anyone remember? That's right, Bob Barr, another name that's a footnote in history. After Obama's narrow win, thanks to recounts in Broward County, Florida, the country was positively giddy. A Democrat House, Senate, and President. At last an end to gridlock in Washington. Camelot! When Congress convened in January, 2009, the 44th President of the United States did something unique in history: he made good on his campaign promises. Certainly most Americans never really thought he was serious during the campaign. But whether because of inexperience, idealism, or simply incompetence, he followed through. In Obama's first One Hundred Days, the Congress passed his initiatives, and he signed them into law as he said he would. He repealed the Bush tax cuts, and increased capital gains taxes. He enacted a windfall profits tax, and instituted price controls on gasoline and diesel fuel. He passed universal health care, which added an additional 10 percent tax increase on all working Americans. He signed the Immigrant Amnesty bill which created 12 million new citizens instantly, each with entitlements. He closed the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, and summarily released all the detainees. He repealed the Patriot Act, and cut funding for espionage, and eliminated all terrorist listening and wiretaps. Most important, he began the complete and immediate withdrawal of all American troops from Iraq. He ignored the advice of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who wanted to retain bases in Kuwait and Qatar. Instead, he went with the recommendation of Secretary of Defense Dennis Kucinich, and ordered all troops back to U.S. soil. Viola! In One Hundred Days, by May of 2009, it was all done, and the vision was complete. He did exactly what he said he would do. And so it was in the summer of 2009 that things began to unravel for Obama. Of course, the economy needed a tax cut, not an increase, and unemployment quickly rose to 12 percent. Even attorneys and economists were put in the bread lines. Hard times! Price con! trols on gasoline immediately led to shortages and gas lines. The global cooling trend we have seen for the past 25 years first became obvious in 2009, exposing the CO2 global warming fraud. People were justifiably angry. Federal deficits increased massively because thousands of baby boomers, facing job loss and much higher taxes, simply gave up and took social security. Although the superb U.S. health care system was thrown into disarray, the bright spot was the creation of the Federal Department of Health care, and the immediate hiring of 250,000 administrators, inspectors and auditors, the only job growth in any economic sector in 2009. By February 2010, the U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq was complete. It was a very expensive undertaking. And then in March, the gradual Shiite insurgencies from Iran turned into a true Iraqi civil war. In May, Iranian tanks crossed the border and quickly took Baghdad. Although the exact number is not know, at least 230,000 Sunni Iraqis died as we stood by. Iran also quickly moved into undefended Kuwait. President Obama did exactly what he said he would. He sent Secretary of State, Maria Cantwell, to Tehran to meet with Iranian President Ahmadinejad. After two weeks of high level talks, the United States agreed to allow Iran to retain Iraq and Kuwait to create stability in the middle east, with the understanding that Israel would not be disturbed. Cantwell returned to Washington, and explained the agreement in her famous speech, in which she proudly noted that the Obama administration had finally achieved "peace in our time" in the Middle East. So there was some surprise at the rocket attacks on Tel Aviv on August 14th. President Obama said, "This is not the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad I knew." The Obama administration decided it would be de-stabilizing to take sides in the conflict, and approximately 29,000 Israeli civilians died during the summer and fall. American Jews were appalled at the inaction. Yes, in 2010 most American Jews were Democrats, but because of 2010, they are solid Republicans today. As awkward as it was, everything might have turned out all right for the Obama administration going into the fall mid-term elections of 2010, if it hadn't been for the dirty bomb in the Port of Long Beach. The administration had cut funding for the inspection of containers, because they felt it showed a "lack of trust" in the international trading community. It wasn't really a very big bomb, and thank goodness, not a real nuclear device, but nonetheless it contaminated some expensive real estate-Newport Beach, Palos Verdes Estates- and ultimately caused the death of 14,000 Americans. People were especially annoyed that Disneyland had to be closed for decontamination. And so, in the midterm elections, Republicans regained control of both the House and Senate, and the rest is history. The impeachment proceedings against President Obama for "failure to protect and defend" were swift and nearly unanimous. Vice President&nbs! p;Sibeli us resigned. Newly-elected Speaker of the House, J.C. Watts, became the 45th President of the United States. But you know the rest of the story well. Republicans finished the war on Islamic fundamentalists, largely by aiming ICBM's at Mecca and Medina. No Democrat has been elected President since. Republicans have held both Houses of Congress. History of Western Civilization and Economics are now taught in all public schools, and in English only. Marriage is defined as one man and one woman. And there are border fences, north and south. We old codgers remember the ancient Confucian curse: "May you live in interesting times." Well, 2010 was an interesting year, but it was not a good year to be president." (Far fetched? We are likely to find out if we continue to be unaware of the issues and vote with our emotions rather than be studious in our approach to electing our "public officials".) Elvira(aka nasty bi-ch)..and anyone else..I did not write a word of this, just put it out as it was foward to me..

Help with math!? Algebra Problems...need help doing them...they are motion problems **A carrier pigeon flew against the wind for 1 hour to deliver a message. It made the return trip with the same wind in 45 min. The trip was 6 mi each way. Find the rate of the pigeon in still air and the rate of wind. **Jean and Jose started bicycling from the same spot in the same direction. Jean rode at a rate of 12mi/h. Jose rode at a rate of 10 mi/h After how many hours will they be 10 miles apart? can you possibly please give work with it ? and headings