Christmas tree hauling nb p style!

[Paulandjacquelyn]

I was cruising across town and on a whim decided to stop and buy a small Christmas.  I ended up with a small 4' tree in hand.

It was definitely a balancing act.  I held tree with my right hand and to side of me.  This created an off balance scenario that i had to focus on maintaining position.

The P had zero issues and is a dream ti ride.  It was a trek back and many people smiled at the sight of me on my nb tree in hand lol

Has anyone else hauled unusual stuff for a nb?

[Jdestef]

On 12/10/2015 at 0:35 AM, Paulandjacquelyn said:

I was cruising across town and on a whim decided to stop and buy a small Christmas.  I ended up with a small 4' tree in hand.

It was definitely a balancing act.  I held tree with my right hand and to side of me.  This created an off balance scenario that i had to focus on maintaining position.

The P had zero issues and is a dream ti ride.  It was a trek back and many people smiled at the sight of me on my nb tree in hand lol

Has anyone else hauled unusual stuff for a nb?

My heaviest load was having my 110lb wife on my back.  I'm only 130 so it was 240 plus clothes/coat/shoes, etc, so maybe 245 total.  The E+ was definitely stressing, but it carried us where we wanted to go, about 100 feet away.    As far as how difficult it was to balance, not terribly.  At the time I would have rated my riding skills around 7/10.  10 being that weirdo on youtube who rides two units while doing a handstand or w/e.

 

[DangerousDick]

17 hours ago, Jdestef said:

My heaviest load was having my 110lb wife on my back.

 

Too many jokes, and too offensive to publish here don't want to offend anybody, just wanted to share this put a smile on my face - now to clear my mind of those images and get back to work