You can still cycle on the canal even though it has melted.
http://cyclinginfo.co.uk/blog/cycling/bikes-on-water/
The one at the bottom looks fancy but I prefer the one at the top. It is more in keeping with the spirit of cycling on water I think!
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Posted 14 years ago #
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this links to the debate about what you should wear when cycling. The top chap might get his suit wet but the bottom lad is in lycra when neoprene might be a better bet no need of course for helmets when cycling on water (unless morbid fear of submerged rocks).
Posted 14 years ago # -
Deep sea diving helmet like Pt Fraser had?
He was doomed of course.
Posted 14 years ago # -
Once tried to bunny hop an old BMX we found in the bottom of Powmill Quarry (12 metres underwater) but discovered that 1, it's very difficult to pedal in fins and 2. All the silt kicked up means the photos don't come out, poo! :-(
Never managed to cycle on the top of the water though....Posted 14 years ago #
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