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If it wasn't out of fluid, then the leak isn't that bad. Tell them to leave it alone.
The rack and pinion may not be bad. The car is not that old.
You need to find the leak. It could be the high pressure hose fitting. In the mean time, it is very drivable, just monitor the fluid level.
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The landing gear is not designed for attaching to the catapult, nor taking the impact of that controlled crash the Navy calls a landing. Eagles and Vipers DO have arresting hooks btw.
The only AF aircraft that could do this would be the C130 (tested during Vietnam era), the CV22, and my old jet the F4 which of course was originally a Navy interceptor.
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The main thing is that it must have ventilation for the animal and be secured at all times. There are several different kinds that are approved, the main importance is that it must fit under the seat in front of you and the animal can not be removed during any point of the duration of the flight. I've checked in passengers that had what looked like a small duffle bag with mesh sides, and you also have the hard cases with metal front enclosures. The bag is easier to carry and allows your hands to be free. The size of the case must be perportionate to the dog as well. It must have room to be able to move.
Airlines use and some still sell Sky Kennels. But, for a small dog, again I recommend a carrying bag if you are able to do so.
Also, either call ahead of time and have your reservation documented that you will have a cabin pet. There are only 2 cabin pets allowed in coach for the flight and 1 in first class. Its a first come first serve basis. When you check in you will do so at the ticket counter and advise the agent you have a cabin pet. The agent will verify your carrying case or kennel is apprpriate size and is an approved container for travel. Then they will tag the case. This tag must remain visible at all times. The agent will ask the name, breed and weight of the pet. When you get to the gate, check in again and let the gate agent know you are carrying a pet. Once on board the aircraft, the flight attendant will need to see the tag as well.
Hope this helps some.
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you can tie it (in a box) to the bike wheel with strong ropes .
i personally prefer a trunk bike rack because for a civic it is;
1 Low and you are limited to where you go with a roof top bike rack. and the roofs in small vehicles nowadays are alot lighter and they have not got very much support and there weight holding capacity is usually under 100lbs and when going over bumps the load may dent your new roof which would be terrible.
I cant remeber how many times i have seen people hit thing on top of thier cars becaise they forget that it is up there.
2 the civic usually does not come with a hitch and those cost alot of money to have installed and they mess up the look of a compact car.
Personally i would get a bike rack that just gets attached using the suppled cords/ropes, or what ever they use, they can usually carry 3 bikes and they can be used on both hatchbacks and trunks. THey usually run around 80 to 150 dollars each.
they are the best to me because they cost less comparatively and they do not limit where you can go.
Airlines may charge a fee for bike transport, and they won't take them unless they're in a box.
You can get a shipping box at a bike shop. Here's advice on how to pack it for shipping:
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“This car-free trip takes you to Edgewood County Park, a favorite spot for wildflower viewing in the Spring and a pleasant hiking spot year-round. Starting at Cañada College, you will hike a portion of the Crystal Springs Trail to connect with Edgewood. After looping through Edgewood and stopping at a viewpoint, you’ll exit the park on a different trail to head back to Cañada College. Places visited: Edgewood County Park, Crystal Springs Trail Approximate Length: 9.75 miles Hiking Time: 5 hours Map: Edgewood County Park (PDF), Cañada College Terrain: Mix of flat sections and moderate climbs on dirt trails Transit schedule: SamTrans 274 (PDF) Start and end point: SamTrans stop at Cañada College, Redwood City Getting to the start point: From San Francisco, take Caltrain south to Redwood City. Walk to the bus stop area adjacent to the train tracks to the waiting area for SamTrans 274. Take the bus to the end of its line at Cañada College. From the Peninsula and South Bay, take Caltrain to Redwood City. Walk to the bus stop area adjacent to the train tracks to the waiting area for SamTrans 274. Take the bus to the end of its line at Cañada College. From the East Bay, take a Millbrae BART train. Depending on the day and time, you may need to transfer to the Millbrae train. At Millbrae, go to the southbound Caltrain waiting area. Take Caltrain south to Redwood City. Walk to the bus stop area adjacent to the train tracks to the waiting area for SamTrans 274. Take the bus to the end of its line at Cañada College. From the North Bay, take Golden Gate Transit Route 70/80 or 10 to San Francisco. Get off at Howard and Fourth Street, and walk south on Fourth Street to the Caltrain station at Fourth and King streets. (Note that on the way back you will pick up the Golden Gate Transit bus on Folsom rather than Howard. Take Caltrain south to Redwood City. Walk to the bus stop area adjacent to the train tracks to the waiting area for SamTrans 274. Take the bus to the end of its line at Cañada College. Notes: Make sure to pack a lunch for this hike, as there are no food options near the start and end point on Saturdays and limited options at campus food vendors during the week. If you take the bus from the Redwood City Caltrain station, the adjacent shopping center has a Safeway and takeout food options. Across the street from the shopping center (on El Camino Real) is a Whole Foods market and deli. The hike as described can be done on weekdays and Saturdays. The SamTrans 274 route does not run on Sundays. As of this writing the last bus leaves Cañada College at 5:05 pm on Saturdays. You can use this basic route to get to Edgewood County Park, but vary your route through the park. The suggested route is ideal for wildflower viewing. The Sylvan Trail loop is a nice shady option during the summer months. It would also be possible to take trail along Cañada Road to or from Edgewood, but I don’t recommend this option. The trail runs right alongside Cañada, which is a very popular bike route on the weekends. Along portions of the Crystal Springs Trail you’ll have some freeway noise, but you may have the trail to yourself save for the occasional equestrian. View Larger Map Directions: From the bus stop, continue straight along the road where the bus has dropped you off, passing athletic facilities on your left. Shortly, turn right at the next intersection, Campus Circle. The sign here points to Cañada Road. Pass parking lots on your right and left, and continue down the road. Keep to the side of the road and watch for cars. Follow the road as it makes a sharp switchback to the right. Follow the road as it starts to veer left. Turn left at the next intersection, West Entry (straight is the loop back to the campus). At the T, Cañada Road, carefully cross straight and turn left at the other side of the road. Walk along the dirt path on the side of the road, crossing under the highway. Shortly after you have crossed under the highway, turn right at Runnymede. Walk along the left side of the road on the wide dirt path. After about 3/4 mile, the road curves left. Here you will continue straight ahead through a short paved section to reach the entrance to Crystal Springs Trail. Continue straight on the dirt trail as it parallels the highway. Continue on the trail as it drops down and away from the highway. Continue straight as the trail meets up with Cañada Road. Note the plaque on your left signifying the town of West Union. Stay on the left side of the road, watching for cars and trucks pulling up or away from the road in this section. Turn right at the next intersection, Edgewood Road. Use the crosswalk, and walk on the right side of Edgewood. Just past the parking area, continue on the dirt trail to the right of the road, the Edgewood Trail. Continue on the trail as it curves right and then left to pass under the freeway. Turn right at the fork that comes shortly after you have crossed under the highway, the Serpentine Loop. Turn left at the fork to continue on the Serpentine Loop. Turn left to continue on the Serpentine Loop. Stay right at the next fork to continue on the Serpentine Loop. Shortly turn left to continue on the Serpentine Loop. Continue straight at the next intersection to stay on the Serpentine Loop. Continue straight past the service road to stay on the Serpentine Loop. Turn left at the Edgewood Trail. Shortly, make a left at the Francisco Trail. Stay right at the intersection with the Ridgeview Loop. Continue straight on the Ridgeview Loop until the scenic viewpoint. Make a sharp right to go the to view point. This is a good spot to stop for lunch. When you are ready, head back from the viewpoint and make a sharp right at the Live Oak Trail. Shortly, continue straight (downhill) onto the Serpentine Loop. Make a left at the next intersection and then very shortly make a right onto the Clarkia Trail. Stay to the left at the next intersection, continuing on the Clarkia Trail. At the end of the Clarkia Trail, at Cañada Road, carefully cross Cañada and turn right. Continue along Cañada past the freeway onramp, underneath the freeway and past another onramp. The onramps here are not usually busy, but keep an eye out for traffic. Just past the onramp, head on to the dirt trail to the left of Cañada Road. The trail starts just to the left of the I-280 sign and veers away from the road here. Shortly, turn left at the Crystal Springs Trail. Follow the Crystal Springs Trail back the way you came earlier. When the trail ends, continue straight along the side of Runnymede Road. Turn left at Cañada Road and follow it under the freeway. Carefully cross the street and turn right at West Entry Road. Turn right at the intersection to continue back to Cañada College. Follow the road as it switchbacks to campus, watching for cars. Turn left at Loop Road and back to the bus stop. Congratulations, you made it!”
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This bike is never going to be fast. It is heavy, and the dual suspension is eating your energy. The only way to make it go fast is down a steep hill.
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most bikes (if they regular bikes will fit in the bike racks
the only type that wont fit are tamdems and reclyiners bikes
(even kids bike fit in the rack)
and by the way the bus driver wont knw since they arent allowd to help you anyway)
as how load the bike there plenty of you tube videos how to do it
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Unfortunately, there are no receiver hitches that I can locate that would be sold or installed on to your 1989 Honda Odyssey. I am not sure about a roof rack, however, your best option may be a trunk mounted bike rack considering the limitations of the other two options already looked into. Take a look here as these may work best: . Otherwise, you'll want to search yahoo for a roof rack or check your local junk yards for that year Odyssey as you may have better luck finding a usable hitch or roof rack that way. Hope this helps!
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Duh, uda packing2 ko gak muat yah?! Apa carrier ku kkecilan??
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start out on the local scene.
Get together a race team, and do some races. Get seen on the bike.
I had friend start a bike company (singlespeed), got a team together for a 24 hr relay, got a tent there, gave a prize bike away (giveaway)…
Next year, his booth was bigger, there were two teams, and sales are great! I've seen a few of them downtown too!
The non-megacorporate bike community is a niche, and best way in is to be seen and heard by those in it.
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You got a bunch of great answers, with Jim giving you the best.
Either could do a full burner takeoff from a carrier in the right conditions with the correct aircraft weight. (without the catapult)
Can they be modified? Sure. If someone wants to pay a gazillion dollars to do it. That won't happen.
F-15 and F-16 airframes and landing gear aren't built to take the punishment of the landings. Even if you modified the nose gear with a launch bar and hold back, the cat would simply yank the nose gear out from under the jet and throw it half-way across the pond.
Look at the difference between the massive nose gear on an F-18 and the spindly gear on an F-15.
Here's the Hornet's nose gear. You can see the huge drag brace that keeps it attached to the plane during launch and you can see the launch bar.
The Eagle's scrawny, (but perfect for an F-15) nose gear:
One other reason they can't be operated from a carrier is that both Air Force jets you mention have a single nose wheel. Navy jets have two and are designed to pass over the 'mouse' or shuttle on the catapult.
They would have to be launched like the F-4's using a bridle.
Bridle attached to F-4 Phantom on the cat:
http://members.chello.nl/m.waterloo/images/f-4b/f-4b_naval_review_1966_2.jpg
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If it's facing the living room, how about some baskets to hide the things you need but don't want to see. I use baskets to hide my nail stuff so it's there when I need it but don't have to see it. Nobody knows! If it's facing the dining room, how about the things you don't use and that are pretty. Kind of like a hutch. Good luck!
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