Adventure Outdoors Magazine Summer 2015 | Page 86

BIKING os Radi Because who doesn’t want to ride with tunes? There are a number of different types of gadgets to buy, and they are pretty much all available in large retail stores like Walmart and Sears. You have the option of converting your phone into a radio by buying a mount with a waterproof case and charging port that easily attaches to your handlebars. You can also purchase a radio designed specifically for biking, which has a built-in speaker that eliminates the need for headphones. It plays FM/AM and some also get satellite, so you can catch games while you’re out and about. ets k s a b Beer No, we’re not joking. There are six-pack holders and there are keg racks, just pick a size and mount it on. We’re not the only ones who thought this might be a good idea, and while we don’t recommend drinking and riding, it is an awesome invention for toting your favorite brew to your favorite site. With these beer baskets, you can safely transport the good stuff to your destination, whip out a folding chair, turn on your radio, and enjoy the day. There are leather holders for sale for around $60, but the idea alone should be enough to get some of you “DIY guys” jumping with possibilities. ers rail t o g Car They come complete with hitch assembly and easily mount to the back of your bike for extra cargo space. With this addition, you’ll be able to carry a cooler, a duffle bag full of camo and ammo, and a couple of folding chairs or a tree stand if you want. Bungee cords also come with endless possibilities, being that you can strap over a 100lbs of gear onto one of these trailers and go. For around $100, this