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Old 01-09-22, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by cubewheels
Or power a portable welding machine if you plan a very long unsupported tour of the Silk Road with an all-steel touring bike so you don't have to look for a welding shop in the middle of nowhere if you break your frame or your rims. Nope, don't do it.

It turned out to be a terrible idea. It's impossible to ride the bike straight despite my already good bike handling skills.

Perhaps doable on a cargo bike or with trailer as one our BF geniuses mentioned. Otherwise, going up a mild gradient with a heavily loaded bike on trailer might be a good idea for training.
funny about the welding rig.

I see parents hauling around their young kids in bicycle trailers and always think, now there’s a workout. But seldom do you seem them hill climbing. With the extra weight going down a 5%+ grade and stopping suddenly could be a little unnerving with kids, so duh. So put your battery there
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