Cyclist branded 'stupid'

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I use 2 when going for beer . As I can get more that way .

I hope you place an equal number of cans / bottles in each pannier
 
You should always ride with one pannier to counterbalance all the drive chain.
My drive train is offset as are many, the counterbalance is integral to the design

The other flaw being that if this was true you would need different pannier weights as the centre of the drive train weight changes as you change gears?
 
Which isn't the same thing.

If I lean over, I can exert a force that cancels out the one produced by my single pannier. Neither force involves any expenditure, or waste, of energy.
But you admit that you are being forced to change your riding style because of the single pannier?
 

DaveReading

Don't suffer fools gladly (must try harder!)
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But you admit that you are being forced to change your riding style because of the single pannier?

Not really. I'm probably leaning over by less than a degree to provide the counterbalancing force. Far less than I would be doing when cornering (which equally doesn't involve me expending any energy).
 
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