Hardware run

six-foot ladder, 5 6-foot 1x8's, 3 10-foot 2x2's. I need to get another wideloader/longloader set to go on the other side. This load would have been easier if it'd been balanced.

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Mark Griffith says:

You are a little hard core you know. ;)
Posted 37 months ago. ( permalink )

Jeff Youngstrom says:

Why, thank you! :-)
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ephany says:

I saw this and was just going to ask about balance. Do you have problems with the bike tipping over when you put a big load on the right (non-kick stand) side?
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )

Hi ephany. While riding it's not really a problem, but it might be if I rode farther than a few miles with this kind of load. At a stop, yes, the bike would flip right onto the loaded side unless it's leaned up against something. I see the Xtracycle folks are selling a sturdy center stand now, but it's kinda pricey.
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