Mountain bike hunting
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From: chasintheslam
13-Jun-18
Looking g for ideas on carrying bow on mountain bike to get back deep in public land. I know handle bar racks work just looking for something different
From: Native Okie
13-Jun-18
Bow sling.
From: lamb
13-Jun-18
there is a bow rack that attaches behind your seat. i can't remember the company offhand. i use it for the national forest roads in new mexico
From: Kodiak
13-Jun-18
Handle bar bow holder.
I've used one for 20+ years on closed logging roads.
From: Native Okie
13-Jun-18
Bow sling.
From: Treeline
13-Jun-18
Does Colorado’s law about casing your bow or rifle apply to mountain bikes? Is there a hard case that can be attached to a bike or does this require hauling a bike trailer?
From: Copey
13-Jun-18
Strap it to your backpack. I couldn't imagine putting my bow on handle bars. Too much shaking for me
From: Paul@thefort
13-Jun-18
No Colorado law requiring a bow to be cased on bike. I agree with Copey, bow on handle bars, too much shaking. I attach mine to my back back but one has to be careful not to take a spill. I tried a bow sling but it gets in the way while steering and peddling as it seems to slips around to the front..
From: Rut Nut
14-Jun-18
I would use one of the daypacks specifically made to hold a bow. No way would I use a sling or have it mounted to any part of the bike. I have the Cabelas rifle/bow pack and it holds my bow very securely.
From: smarba
14-Jun-18
Lash to backpack. Strapped to the bike too much vibration and more likely for damage from a crash.
