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How to carry a bike

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By Rob - Posted on 31 January 2009

Top picture I found on the 'net just now:

From:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnellium/2865435779/

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GAZZA's picture
its a crosser,
Submitted by GAZZA on Sat, 31/01/2009 - 20:53.

and that looks like somewhere from where i'm from except there's no sheep shit on the road! Eye-wink

Carlgroover's picture
Hey
Submitted by Carlgroover on Sat, 31/01/2009 - 21:07.

Is that a Specialized he's riding?

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Experienced Rider
Submitted by Paul on Sat, 31/01/2009 - 22:39.

It is a Specialized and he's carryng some spares just in case

Scott's picture
Thats how...
Submitted by Scott on Sun, 01/02/2009 - 10:48.

That's how I take my MTB into the shop. Put a strap on the seat and stem over the neck and carry it on the shopping bike to the bike shop.

Carrying a pricey looking MTB on a crappy bike gets you a lot of funny looks (along the lines of 'bike thief').

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Team event
Submitted by davis_jnr on Sun, 01/02/2009 - 16:57.

I remember reading something similar while living in Canada, where a guy in a team event in the rockies carried his partners bike (after she came off her bike and broke something) for some distance to finish the race....apparently the rules stated that the bike had to cross the line....crazy!!!!

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