2 wheeled E-bikes in SGAs

For $1400 that better come with one of those rubber bulbed squeezy horns and an orange flag.

Saw a guy towing a stand up paddle board behind a fat tire bike one time. I think. It was 4:30 in the morning and we were on the way to the boat launch. Was not expecting that.

 

It already has chrome 20's on it, how much more can you ask for?

 

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that is wild, i've ridden one that will do 35mph with minimal effort. (pedal assist)

 

My garage is full of fat tire e-bikes, there awesome, but the stupid no mechanical driven vehicle rule is absurd.
you cant even run pedal bikes on state land near me.
if anybody is looking for one or wants a test ride, pm me.
I have 6 more flat black ones coming in March. 750 watt, 48 volt.

 

I've been using my Rad Mini field hunting for two seasons now, but not at any of the refuges. It's a great tool for those large fields where there's just no place close by to park the truck/trailer. Saves the long walk and time wasted back to the decoys, and then again back to the truck.

 

I don't disagree... However, where do you draw the line? If a 2 wheeled ebike is OK, why not a 4 wheeled electric golf cart? If an electric cart is OK, why not a gas cart? If a gas cart is OK, why not a UTV?

 

Simple solution > Just peddle the damn bike! It isn’t like you have to go 20 miles...

 

It would be nice if there was a way older, or handicapped, hunter could still be able to get in to hunt.

 

Refer to post #23. It really doesn’t get much clearer than that.

 

I take it you've never peddled a bike though a muddy corn field? I'll admit I'm not in the shape that I used to be, but I've ridden my fair share of centuries (100 miles a day on bike) in the past. Even at that, there's no way I'd be keeping a bike upright peddling though what I can get a fat tire ebike through. Not to mention, the hunt is far more enjoyable when I'm not swimming in my own sweat from peddling back to the decoys in full hunting attire.

 

Well zofchat you have me all wrong friend. I mountain bike year round. I know what it takes to hunt off a fat tire bike. Not going to argue with you. We all have aches & pains. If there is a will, you will find a way.