Remote Access via Mtn. Bike

CladMoonRising

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San Jose, CA
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E-Trac
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Metal Detecting
I haven’t done any serious mountain biking since the 90’s but the bike I got in 1987 still kicks butt! I heard about a remote cabin in the hills that was built in the 1880’s and burned down about 20 years ago. It turned out to be about a 9 mile off-road journey with some pretty brutal ups and downs. I mostly pushed the bike up the steep hills and screamed down the other sides.

The Etrac computer and handle fit nicely in the backpack and the coil/shaft was held in an outer sleeve (designed for a baseball bat). I wrapped insulation foam around my shovel and strapped it to the crossbar.

I snapped a pic of the setup in front of what’s left of the cabin. Oh yeah, I found about a dozen coins but, strangely, nothing older than 1950’s. Best was the silver dime below. Thanks for reading and good luck out there!

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nice silver somebody probably hunted in the past
 

Congratualtions on the silver and the fun trip! :occasion14:
 

Those hills can be treacherous.
Congratulations on bringing home the Silver.
 

that sounds like a fun day and it paid off great post thanks
 

Nice! I use a padded guitar case that has shoulder straps so it wears like a back-pack when I travel by bike. I got mine at a thrift shop. Holds the detector and misc. gear.
 

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