lucky seven
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This may seem like a stupid question, but do you need a special harness for this bike? The pics are awsome.
Just another day at the beach
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susanne
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Katie,
Mingus has always measured in at AMHR shows right at 38 inches -- with his hooves freshly trimmed.
I think the C shafts would be perfect for your mares -- they're right in the sweet spot.
Mingus has always measured in at AMHR shows right at 38 inches -- with his hooves freshly trimmed.
I think the C shafts would be perfect for your mares -- they're right in the sweet spot.
Shari
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What incredible photos Susanne!! Looks like all of you had a splashing great drive!!
shelterwood
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Thanks Susanne!
I'm having a hard time waiting!! Just got my new Comfy Fit harness for my three year old, so that was this fall's investment but next spring I will be getting a Hyperbike!!
Katie
I'm having a hard time waiting!! Just got my new Comfy Fit harness for my three year old, so that was this fall's investment but next spring I will be getting a Hyperbike!!
Katie
dreamlandnh
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Oh that looks like such fun. We are hoping to go to the beach this coming weekend with minis & friends
susanne
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Lucky seven,
You do not need a special harness for the HyperBike. We do find that we need to let down the tug loops one notch from what we use for the easy entry. You might prefer shorter reins, and a shorter whip is nice, but that's all personal preference.
You do not need a special harness for the HyperBike. We do find that we need to let down the tug loops one notch from what we use for the easy entry. You might prefer shorter reins, and a shorter whip is nice, but that's all personal preference.
