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Originally Posted by bikiola
hey all,
i did a forum search and didn't find much about this, but was wondering where y'all recommend picking up a loaded bike to, say, put it on a curb or something. by the back of the saddle? by the frame near where the seatstays hit the top tube? where is the most recommended?
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biki
I usually grab the handlebar and the seatpost, just below the saddle. I try not to grab the saddle since it's a good strong component in compression but not in tension. I also find that grabbing the top tube is akward, the balance just isn't right. It may be different on other bikes however.
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