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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: CatHeadBiscuit] #2530201
07/17/18 08:13 AM
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I think if they are under 750W they are considered non motorized vechicles. At least on federal land. I would assume the same applies at state WMA’s but not sure.

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: blade] #2530306
07/17/18 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by blade
Originally Posted by Steiner
[img]https://photos.app.goo.gl/4LTcCwFXxAMJ9AZKA[/img]

Hopefully the link works this time. Blade, if you look closely my bike looks a lot like yours. As in exactly.....


Bahahaha. Didn’t know you were on the site! There’s a reason it looks just like it! Because it is! I’m in Monroeville so you know who I am. Pud has mine right now so gg could use it at the beach this weekend. He’s gonna swap the brakes to hydraulic for me.


I resemble that remark!

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2530464
07/17/18 02:39 PM
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Yeh but i doit in south alabama wer its flat. I dont do it much in north bama


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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2530624
07/17/18 06:16 PM
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Check out QuietKat. They are electric bikes

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: blade] #2531152
07/18/18 09:01 AM
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What type of battery do you use?

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: Turkeyboy] #2531286
07/18/18 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Turkeyboy
Sorry, learned my lesson on deer hunting on my bike. Pedaled up the mountain one morning , got to the top and as I un latched my rifle from the handle bars a young buck stepped out on the trail and stared at me. I loaded and fired quickly and he went down. I walked the bike up to him (85 pounds), laid it down and lined him up with the frame. Tied his front hooves to the handlebars and his neck to the center fork over the front tire and straddled him on the center bar in front of the seat. Stood it up and fastened my gun and got on!Easing down hill was easy, got some funny looks from a couple of guys going uphill. Nice I wasn’t getting bloody, there wasn’t any blood. I noticed there as a big notch out of one of his antlers.......suddenly......he shivered and began to jerk his head up, but I had him tied pretty good! I was doing pretty good , until, he got his back hooves on the pedals......I lost all control as we tumbled down the mountain trail and crashed in the parking lot in front of a group of hunters. He had no problem freeing himself at that point and vanishing in the brush. Bike was ruined, I’ve hauled a gobbler, being sure he was completely dead, but never again a deer!

Man I'd like to have that grin sorry bout your loss tho that'd made me sick


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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2531288
07/18/18 12:09 PM
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I picked up a cheap bike this summer for a couple of 1000yard fields I walk across but it's accessible by truck if I kill one


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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2531538
07/18/18 05:54 PM
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beeline,

The battery that I use is often called a bottle battery. They are made specifically for bikes. It is a 48 volt 12 Ahr lithium battery. I specified Samsung -25R cells. There are many different brands and types of cells used in bike batteries. Some are better than others. The -25R cells are not the latest battery technology but they have proven themselves over the years. The controller in the bike is set to a maximum of 30 amps. The battery pack that I am using can supply up to 50 amps.

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: M48scout] #2531558
07/18/18 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by M48scout
I think if they are under 750W they are considered non motorized vechicles. At least on federal land. I would assume the same applies at state WMA’s but not sure.

I would really like to find a confirmation on this


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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2531577
07/18/18 06:42 PM
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I have heard that 750W is the maximum allowable regarding on street usage. I haven't heard about any limits for off-road but I also have not ever operated one on federal lands. The particular motor that I am using can have its output changed via software so you could set it to whatever you want. I also can't imagine how they are going to check to see if an electric bike is above or below 750W.

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2531687
07/18/18 08:29 PM
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The WMA regs on the back of the maps say no motorized vehicles. So if 750 and down isn’t characterized as motorized then sounds ok. But unlike more than a few other states, Alabama doesn’t have a specification of what non-motorized is. So when a person is on federal land that’s in the confines of a state administrered WMA it would seem to me the state rules are deferred to. At the very least there is not clear direction


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Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2536416
07/25/18 12:05 AM
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oregon has a ton of hunters that use bikes. ANY bike with a motor is recognized as a motorized vehicle by the timber companies. This year they even stated that on the permit info

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: blade] #2537237
07/26/18 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by blade
Originally Posted by Steiner
Regarding the mud, it helps if you are a little taller. Some of our "vertically challenged" individuals have a harder time reaching the ground.


I’m vertically challenged as well, haha. I had a shock absorbing fork on to begin with but swapped it to lose a few inches of height, have a low rise seat and the shortest stem on the handle bars. This frame is a big frame. But with those mods, I easily flatfoot.

The shock absorbing forks are a waste for climbing hills, wasted energy for guys that pedal. Lock'em out

Re: Anyone hunt with a bike and trailer? [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2560545
08/24/18 11:57 AM
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I built an ebike last year and did a lot of research and I agree with CatHead. Outside of the far western states it appears anything 750w or under is good to go. You might want to check with the local warden beforehand but well worth the call.

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