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Do not touch suspicious objects
- Location
- East Hampshire, UK
A Brompton, colour laser printer, 100kg sand...the list goes on.
What was the oddest item you carried on your bike?
- Thread starter GuardTwin
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Set of handlebars sticking out of my panniers. A fellow cyclist was wondering why, until I showed him the bent ones on the bike that I had damaged that morning !
classic33
Leg End Member
Only if both were on at the same time!If Classic's 3 piece suite counts, I'll claim the patio furniture set and the ITV cameraman.
The joys of having a Maximus trike.
Can you match a set of working traffic lights?
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Shut Up Legs
Down Under Member
Myself 
thom
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- Location
- The Borough
My bike - I managed to banjax my derailleur in south London so I got a Barclays bike and slung the bike over my shoulder to get the final couple of miles home!
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arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
A fully specced Mac tower with two twenty inch cinema displays was probably the most memorable. Set off speed cameras, it did. 
I saw a man cycling down the embankment with a stepladder the other day.
However, for myself, the oddest thing I ever carried was my choice of clothing. I once used to live in Brighton, but I used to keep my motorbike in Portslade 4 miles away for fear of it getting stolen. More than once I could be seen cycling along Western Road in full two piece motorcycle leathers (and boots), with my full-face helmet hanging off the end of the handlebars. I won no prizes for style, but I felt safe in the knowledge that should I come off, my skin would at least be well protected!
However, for myself, the oddest thing I ever carried was my choice of clothing. I once used to live in Brighton, but I used to keep my motorbike in Portslade 4 miles away for fear of it getting stolen. More than once I could be seen cycling along Western Road in full two piece motorcycle leathers (and boots), with my full-face helmet hanging off the end of the handlebars. I won no prizes for style, but I felt safe in the knowledge that should I come off, my skin would at least be well protected!
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Do not touch suspicious objects
- Location
- East Hampshire, UK
I say Portslade, what I meant was "West Hove...actually!".The funniest thing about that story is that you think Portslade is safer than Brighton.
