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 thehairysmite... Borekit Bruiser
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| talkToTheHat |
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| Major Doss |
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Oh, this could so crever spam, no naparm.
Use your noodle.
Maybe look at the UKGOV shite?  |
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| Chuffin Nora |
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You'll be required to bungee their feet to the rear pegs, their thighs to the luggage hooks, their torso to yours and their arms around your waist, and, provided that you're not sussed as you go about your seemingly lawful business, you're allowed to take the [helmeted and] lifeless lump of any recently failed bike thief for a nice ride to the depths of Kielder Forest.
It's how to keep the pickaxe and spade concealed that's the problem . . .  ____________________ There's a fine line between integrity |
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| davebike |
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 davebike World Chat Champion
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In the UK there are no prescribed load limits on Bikes the Law is simple your bike's tires and suspension must be coping and the load must be secure and not interfering with your control of the bike
So too great a weight or too high a centre of graverty would not be OK
Any load that interfered with the steering or prevented you from sitting normally or getting you feet on the footrests would also not be OK
Use common sense that is basic what the rather old Law expects ( TRA1927 was what I think I was quoted )
No I was not being done just seeking guidance from a traffic officer friend ____________________ Dave
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| monkeybiker |
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 monkeybiker World Chat Champion

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| expat200 |
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 expat200 Borekit Bruiser

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Before I had a car the bike was the only way I had to carry stuff about.
Compared to the weight of a (large) passenger any load you carry is going to be small fry, as long as its attached well enough.
Some of my more notable freight runs on my CX were:
3 crates of 24 cans of beer back from France
Suzuki x7 frame and swingarm (actually this was strapped to a rucksack frame I was wearing so not technically on the bike)
Best one was a 14ft scaffolding plank. Lengthways on the bike from the front of the seat (so I was sitting on it) strapped to luggage rack and about 8 feet of it hanging off the back of the bike. With the obligatory yellow duster hanging from the end so warn following motorists. It was only a short trip across Derby and probably wouldn't do it again  |
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 choogh Borekit Bruiser
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| c_dug |
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https://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee81/paddy2007dug/DSC_1243_zpsboscbwyo.jpg
Chunky speaker. Four man tent. Three full boxes. That was just about the limit of the suspension.
Last year's bbq trip was more impressive but I don't think we took a picture. ____________________ I am a bellend, I am a man of constant sorrow, I am a gummy bear, I am a rock. |
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| c-m |
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You can also pull a trailer no greater than 1m in width and as long as you like so far as the distance between the rear bike axle and the end of the trailer is 2.5m or less.
That should allow you to carry a lot more gear is necessary.
https://ridershandbook.com/towing-a-motorcycle-trailer.html |
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 thx1138 World Chat Champion

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 37 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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