How far do you road travel your BX?

[Dieseldonato]

I feel this is kinda a loaded question and necessitates a tiered answer. On the farm, a few miles was perfectly normal, hopping between fields during plating/harvest or hay. Same applies to my uncles farm. It's about 2 miles away from my place. If I need the backhoe or something bigger then what I've got I drive it here and back. Most of it can muster at least 25mph amd is big enough to be noticed.
My personal stuff. Not a chance. The trailer is too easy. And a top speed of 10 to 12 mph is way too slow.

 

[GeoHorn]

WANTING to hit someone…and actually Hitting someone…are two different things. I’ve sat behind idiots who are texting while the green-light has been on sufficiently-long for even the idiot to understand that’s the ONLY SHADE of GREEN it comes-in…. and I’ve WANTED a bull-dozer blade on the front of my Pickup and I’ve WANTED to hit them with it.

(but I more-politely only shatter their rear glass with my TRAIN-HORNS to wake the idiot up.)

 

[D2Cat]

On the farm, it's all about convenience, and a few miles here and there are just part of the daily routine. Same goes for my uncle's farm; it's practically a stone's throw away. Plus, those machines can reach a decent speed of 25 mph, so they're not exactly inconspicuous. It was also on this farm that I learned everyday things. My uncle taught me and showed me how plumbing works. But in the end, I decided to take a course to start earning money from it. If you also want to pump up your knowledge, I think you will find it useful to browse https://www.. It's like a variation of what you can do outside of cycling.

You sure you posted on the correct forum? What does learning plumbing and cycling have to do with tractors?