Or they could use one of these things: http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030315/USEGWN/International/Idx
"...that can go up to 20 kilometres an hour and travel about 25 kilometres on a fully charged battery." Trouble is that it isn't fast enough nor does it have the range of a KK. They would have to soup it up. "I'm sure that 10 years from now my kids will be riding this thing to school instead of walking. This is one of those inventions that will definitely revolutionize our lives, but at what cost? Five hundred years from now, I can see us being these very heavy animals that get no exercise." Exactly. The guy they are profiling in the article bought one because of ..."weekly five-kilometre taxi trips he used to take to Costco...". Better ship some of these free of charge to the Rift Valley. Also of note is that the left coast is attempting to regulate them. Typical. Regards, Martin "Post, Marty" wrote: > Istvan Gyulai is taking a rather strong stand against London Marathon plans > to use male pacers for Radcliffe in the women's race next month. > > Saying he didn't see any way a prospective world best time there would be > IAAF ratified, he added, "What are they going to do next, put a car in front > of someone?" > > http://www.sportserver.com/track_field/story/807034p-5741321c.html
