27 Comments on No, it wasn’t a bear on a bike path…
So, which day was it?
I’ll bet it’s a tough ride down the rest of the hill with your shorts full…
So, they f-n stop?
You just upset an adult bear… Get the hell out of there!
Personally I would have put some distance between me and that bear before I started high fiving each other.
Wrong Jethro. The best thing to do in that situation is to immediately stop and grab the nearest stick and draw a circle around you.
I wish I could claim credit for that info but it was one of the comments on youtube.
Does a bear eat bicyclists in the woods?
LOL @ Larry.
He was just hoping they had an extra peanut butter & jelly sandwich in their pic-a-nic basket, Boo Boo.
They should wear little bells and carry pepper spray.
Of course I’ve seen bear shit and that had little bells in it and smelled like pepper spray
Timothy Treadwell was unavailable for comment. He has a continuing engagement as bear fertilizer somewhere in Katmai Alaska. On the ground. In a pile. It’s probably a smaller pile by now.
Just keep pedaling just keep pedaling just keep pedaling…..
I’m not sayin it’s him in a bear suit but given BFH’s aversion to bicyclists….well..
Dan Ryan Galt’
That same thought crossed my mind but that bear did not have a New York Accent.
LOL you guys ^^^
I’ve rode in England.
I’ve rode in France.
But when I rode here, I shit my pants.
Last words of Timothy Treadwell: “No bear!… No!… No!!!…”
Retort from Bear: “Yes Tim!!!… Oh hell yes!!!… nomnomnomnomnomnom!!!…”
Just feed it the wheel first.
Best Bear defense gun. A 22 revolver. Shoot your pal in the knee and ride like hell.
Many years ago I backpack camped in near territory. Sure enough a bear sneaked up behind us and raised a bunch of of hell. Pounding his feet on the ground and howling.
Make sure your camping buddy is slower than you are.
By the time my buddy said Hey Henry, I already had 100 yards on them.
Bear territory. Damn.
Bears damn sure create a heightened sense of awareness.
Grizzly’s are Drawn to me , I’ve been Pursued twice and been lucky twice.
Once on the Susitna river a Huuuge Mother and her two mature Cubs (huge)chased us on land , then water for our getaway. They chased 5 miles or so…Terrifying !
I have many bear on my property, so I carry either a .44 mag or .357 mag. When I go walking thru the woods.
I don’t ride a bicycle.
I saw this video, probably at this site, 2+ years ago, at least.
@Corona, that’s the best part of getting old, you never watch reruns.
Ah….
that bear is on the “land salmon” run.
Ed. That comment must be for me:
We Pulled the raft onto a small river Island , and they Charged across 20 ft of water to us and yes they Actually Ran across sandy moist soil, as we Flew ourselves in the raft. Try Alaska Ed , the Bears get out of their cages everyday !!!
So, which day was it?
I’ll bet it’s a tough ride down the rest of the hill with your shorts full…
So, they f-n stop?
You just upset an adult bear… Get the hell out of there!
Personally I would have put some distance between me and that bear before I started high fiving each other.
Wrong Jethro. The best thing to do in that situation is to immediately stop and grab the nearest stick and draw a circle around you.
I wish I could claim credit for that info but it was one of the comments on youtube.
Does a bear eat bicyclists in the woods?
LOL @ Larry.
He was just hoping they had an extra peanut butter & jelly sandwich in their pic-a-nic basket, Boo Boo.
They should wear little bells and carry pepper spray.
Of course I’ve seen bear shit and that had little bells in it and smelled like pepper spray
Timothy Treadwell was unavailable for comment. He has a continuing engagement as bear fertilizer somewhere in Katmai Alaska. On the ground. In a pile. It’s probably a smaller pile by now.
Just keep pedaling just keep pedaling just keep pedaling…..
I’m not sayin it’s him in a bear suit but given BFH’s aversion to bicyclists….well..
Dan Ryan Galt’
That same thought crossed my mind but that bear did not have a New York Accent.
LOL you guys ^^^
I’ve rode in England.
I’ve rode in France.
But when I rode here, I shit my pants.
Last words of Timothy Treadwell: “No bear!… No!… No!!!…”
Retort from Bear: “Yes Tim!!!… Oh hell yes!!!… nomnomnomnomnomnom!!!…”
Just feed it the wheel first.
Best Bear defense gun. A 22 revolver. Shoot your pal in the knee and ride like hell.
Many years ago I backpack camped in near territory. Sure enough a bear sneaked up behind us and raised a bunch of of hell. Pounding his feet on the ground and howling.
Make sure your camping buddy is slower than you are.
By the time my buddy said Hey Henry, I already had 100 yards on them.
Bear territory. Damn.
Bears damn sure create a heightened sense of awareness.
Grizzly’s are Drawn to me , I’ve been Pursued twice and been lucky twice.
Once on the Susitna river a Huuuge Mother and her two mature Cubs (huge)chased us on land , then water for our getaway. They chased 5 miles or so…Terrifying !
I have many bear on my property, so I carry either a .44 mag or .357 mag. When I go walking thru the woods.
I don’t ride a bicycle.
I saw this video, probably at this site, 2+ years ago, at least.
@Corona, that’s the best part of getting old, you never watch reruns.
Ah….
that bear is on the “land salmon” run.
Ed. That comment must be for me:
We Pulled the raft onto a small river Island , and they Charged across 20 ft of water to us and yes they Actually Ran across sandy moist soil, as we Flew ourselves in the raft. Try Alaska Ed , the Bears get out of their cages everyday !!!