Jefferson Meriwether
Veteran
- Location
- Worthing
I misread that as radioactive semen. I've got a dirty mind.
The strangest thing I've carried on my bike is a rake. Not really all that strange or unusual compared to what some people have carried.
What's the strangest thing you have carried on your bike?
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I misread that as radioactive semen. I've got a dirty mind.
The strangest thing I've carried on my bike is a rake. Not really all that strange or unusual compared to what some people have carried.
classic33
Leg End Member
How big was the rake though?
Carried a scythe, whilst dressed in black, through the town centre. No-one stopped me though.
Mad Doug Biker
Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
- Location
- Craggy Island
Various fairly minor things, a rubber duck, a Nessie Hat, a pair of tyres slung over my shoulder, a large track pump in one hand, a book of all the Macromoth species in the UK, all 1200 of them or whatever it is.
All very inconsequential really.
All very inconsequential really.
All at once?? Bravo !
rb58
Enigma
- Location
- Bexley, Kent
I was in India recently and saw just about everything being carried on bikes. The only compromise that seemed to be made was that, if the load was too big, the rider would walk alongside, rather than ride. Rod brakes too.
A tree.
It was in a large ceramic pot which I put On top of the rack and then I had 6foot of nice bushy tree above me cycled 6 miles home across London with all the other commuters, it got a few comments lucky I had a trial wind, I don't think I could a cycled into a headwind
It was in a large ceramic pot which I put On top of the rack and then I had 6foot of nice bushy tree above me cycled 6 miles home across London with all the other commuters, it got a few comments lucky I had a trial wind, I don't think I could a cycled into a headwind
Jefferson Meriwether
Veteran
- Location
- Worthing
It was just a bog standard sized rake.
Black Sheep
Guru
- Location
- Rammy
[QUOTE 2047927, member: 9609"]
A few years ago I seen a cyclist riding whilst at the same time pushing another bike - ie. one person two bikes and all the wheels on the ground, he was doing a reasonable speed and it looked easy. Some months later I tried the exact same, it was far from easy and within half a mile, me and both bikes were all tangled up in the middle of the road - I didn't walk properly for several weeks[/quote]
I've done that twice, once while riding the mountain bike, the second time (and harder time despite the bike I was towing now having air in it's tyres) was by road bike
the bike being pushed was also a road bike.
I've had a kids bike on my rack.
Pennine-Paul
Goth on a bike............
Strangest thing??
Me I think
Me I think
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
I was just about to post exactly the same thing!Strangest thing??
Me I think
I have to say I'm disappointed that people aren't more impressed by my herring gull. They are more than a little aggressive and I did rather well to make it home without losing an eye. It's not quite as good a canister of radioactive xenon or a cello, admittedly, but it's got to be worth a "like" or two...
