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[pct-l] covering the pct on mountain bike



Friend, the PCT is closed, by federal law, to all forms of 
mechanized equipment, including bicycles. Try searching the 
archives for further discussion on this point.

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "raymond greeley" <rgreeley2@hotmail.com>
To: <pct-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 3:14 PM
Subject: [pct-l] covering the pct on mountain bike


> I'm new to the trail, specifically the Oregon  area. I'm 
> taking a bicycle trip through parts of oregon in search 
> for
> a small town to move to and thought i might try cycling 
> part of the pct near the the areas i'm considering (see 
> below). Would i end up walking the bike too much to make 
> it worthwhile. Biking occurred to me after i read the 
> journal entry by the woman whom traveled by horse on the 
> trail, which i think takes much more effort to plan for. 
> of course equipment would require some reinforcement and 
> repair tools yet i think this form of transport makes 
> getting to trail heads fairly easy and allows a certain 
> amount of independence as far as having people set up to 
> pick me up in spots or getting to bus stations. As much as 
> i enjoyed the "rules for hitching" I'm not comfortable
> doing it.
>
> I'm hoping to set up shop installing renewable energy 
> systems and
> restoring a personal home relatively near the trail for 
> regular visits in either the
> medford, rural portland or eugene areas as i want to be 
> near a active running club also.
> I have enjoyed all the talk on this forum and look forward 
> to doing a part in keeping it
> in good order. I was happy to see some of the "missing 57" 
> purchased for future protection.
> ray
>
>
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