How to setup your bike for Bikejoring

Set Up Your Bike for Bikejoring – Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to transform your bike into a safe and efficient sled-pulling rig in this Bikejoring setup tutorial from Bike Cave. What you’ll get from this video:

Videos and guidelines on selecting and installing the key gear needed for bikejoring—like the harness, elastic line, and bike antenna


Clear instructions on how to mount a bikejoring antenna (noodle) to keep the lead safe from tangling in the front wheel
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Tips for choosing the right gear—ergonomic pulling harness, shock‑absorbing bungee line, and sturdy mountain bike with disc brakes—that ensure comfort and safety for both you and your dog.

Video Breakdown (suggested sections)

Quick intro to Bikejoring & gear overview
Installing the bike antenna and routing your tow line
Fitting the dog's harness and attaching the lead safely
Safety essentials: helmet, gloves, glasses, and booties
Final checklist: test pull, adjust slack, and go!

Why Watch This

You'll gain practical insights into setting up your bikejoring rig from scratch—ideal if you're just starting out or upgrading your current setup. Plus, the visual walkthrough makes the process simple and actionable.

Suggested Description Tags/Metadata

Tags: bikejoring, bikejor, dog mushing, bike setup, pulling harness, dog sports, dryland mushing
Hashtags: #Bikejoring #UrbanMushing #DogPowered

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