Found these brand new chemical resistant plastic 1 gallon jugs at work. They have been in a cabinet for 15 years, and yesterday I decided to put a couple of them to use. I filled them with a gallon each, and dropped them in a back pack. Its not really that bad. 2 gallons of gas weighs about 6.5 lbs each, and 50 miles into a ride I can split one gallon right away between my bike and my cousin's. We are planning our second annual "Two Cousins Epic Ride" for the week of May 31-June 6. This may be another option for those long unknown rides.







I figure he can carry my water and I can carry the gas.

 

P.S. those bottles are so thick that you can't hardly get them to flex. I bet you could drop them from an airplane and they would be fine.

 

I'll take that bet. Let me get in the Bombardier, climb to 42,000 ft and drop those gas cans into the earth.

 

Hahaha ok maybe not.

 

Go on, try it and be sure to post the results.

 

Deej just don't forget you have that strapped to your back and walk into a federal building. lol
Dan

 

Well my Ruger 44 Mag Super Red Hawk usually keeps me out of those places. LOL Oh I got the Permit, its just too large to be considered concealed.......that's what she said!

 

As long as you keep it covered, its concealed.

Now where is that famous photo of the 2 liter coke bottle filled with fuel under the guys arm in a burning infurno.

 

Well its not easy hiding a gun that is over 14 inches long...LOL

 

This is my rifle, this is my gun. One is for killing, the other is for fun.