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Hi Everyone,

Thanks to the folks who commented about the mph and wind resistance.
It looks like the idea is to travel slower and see the landscape.
Actually this unit was probably manufactured when the national speed
limit was 55 mph. We New Mexicans are a fast bunch with the speed
limit on I-25 being 75 mph! (I usually drive 80 mph!) I will need to
be careful driving in the Southwest since we "can" have quite a bit
of windy weather.

The door is on the back of the unit and I'm wondering how to attach
hardware so that I can carry my bicycle. I thought of just putting
it inside (which I'll do for now since I'm planning on traveling to
Tucson at the end of the week), but wanted to put it on the back for
the long trips.

I'm also trying to figure out how to get "online" when I travel. I
have a laptop and a cell phone that has an option for connecting my
ISP. However, the connection is s-l-o-w and connects at 19.9. This
wouldn't be good for "surfing", but I could at least download my
messages and work "offline".

The only thing that is missing is a "dog" to travel with. I had a
beautiful small (35 lbs.) black chow-chow that finally lost her
battle with kidney disease just before Christmas. She was only five
and a wonderful traveling companion!

Sorry to "rub it in", but the weather here was 80 degrees, sunny, and
beautiful.

"Zia"