| Re: Propane on a bike
"dgk" <dgk@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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> So I'm sitting in a car getting gas early last Saturday on our way
> from NYC to Washington, and I see a bike ride into the station and
> stop at the convenience store. The bike has some sort of platform
> grafted onto the back filled with various things, one of which is a
> propane can.
>
> I think it was propane. It's one of those tanks for the gas barbeque.
> And I'm thinking that perhaps it isn't the best of ideas to ride
> around with a tank of gas on the back of your bike. On the other hand,
> if someone plows into him, they do get what they deserve.
>
> Maybe riding around with an empty tank on the back of the bike will
> ward off folks passing too closely?
I do this all the time. Got a newsflash for you. That Propane Tank can
take a harder hit and still keep on ticking than you or your bike can. If
you get nailed hard enough to explode the tank you won't be around anyway
due to the instant death from the impact. Okay, you will be poast toasties
as well but I don't think you will mind after that.
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