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A bicycle is a great point. Simple emergency transportation.
Cabelas has a $500 old style mini-bike advertised for Black Friday with a couple of racks welded to the frame. For some reason, I think this might a handy toy to stick in the shed. Sure you could pick up a used one two.

I have a bicycle... it's just that I neglect it so much, the tires and tubes keep rotting off...
...(I really need to get riding more regularly)...

A mini-bike?... naaa... they aren't much more efficient than a Savage...
I've thought about a 50cc 4 stroke moped type machine... something resembling a Honda Cub,... but, again,.. it don't do much that a Savage won't... (and I wouldn't ride it enough to keep it running)...

I'm gonna' get tires and tubes for my pedal bike...

I'll promise myself to keep up with it... ride it a few times... and watch the tires rot off again...
Maybe I'll paint it flat black (it's orange with spatters now)...
Maybe I'd ride a flat black one more... ...

Probably the best to get foe small transportation is one of the top 10 all time great bikes with two wheels and a motor, the Honda Trail 70. Can't believe I let mine go ......  Most fun on two except the time me and a girl ......etc.....

I want one again. Actually, I want both of those things again now that I think about it.....

All you need is a tall cliff........leaping like lemmings.

Ive got one thatll pull the major appliances & some lites,,IN the process of converting it to propane,,Got it several years ago, power had been out for 3 days, wanna say Hurricane Ike,,went to Sears, bought the last generator they had that was of a decent size, got home & Violas! POwer was on,, BUt, Ive used it here a few times, storms knock trees across lines, we have had power off 2 days a few times here,,not much lately, tho.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 11/29/13 at 00:53:19:


Yup, I got a great big roll-a-round one that can power a house....but the smaller advertised one only weighs in at about 30lbs and you can take it anywhere cause of its size. Good for a bug-out type generator, or for camping.

Couldn't stand it..... ordered the little 63cc one from harbor freight...$101.00 with shipping. Now I got a camping/tailgating generator.