Would you even consider loading up a bicycle like this?

[jburr36]

This guy has so much crap on this bike he had to install an industrial strength training wheel.

 

[LabRat]

Or he lived your Einstein quote. Mistakes were made, he tried training wheels, they are new.

 

[2door]

Needs an engine. I wouldn't want to pedal that load around.

Tom

 

[RicksRides]

Needs an engine. I wouldn't want to pedal that load around.

Tom

where would he put it?

 

[bluegoatwoods]

I've loaded bikes almost that far before.

Still, he's got me beat. It looks like that's actually his home.

And I almost envy him.

 

[maniac57]

I've toted my H.F. ac welder on the front rack of The Pig before. Sketchy at best but I got where I needed to...
It would have been much easier on a rear rack. I've carried adults on the back of a bike many, many times. Especially motorised bikes. It's totally practical to carry #2-300 pounds is you distribute it properly.

 

[BarryT]

Where's the dually trailer?

 

[BigBlue]

This guy has so much crap on this bike he had to install an industrial strength training wheel.

And 2 kickstands to boot!

I travel self contained on my touring bike, but don't even carry close to what that cyclist is carrying. I might carry an extra 100lbs. Looks like he/she is carrying all of their worldly possessions; but then again, I've read where some first time coast-to-coast cyclist have started out with over 200lbs of gear and had to send some home after a few days.

Chris
AKA: BigBlue