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10kg of bruce anchor and 20kg of anchor chain and warp. It's easier with a bike because our harbour is drying and I can cycle out to the boat at low tide and not have to lug all this stuff all the way back to the car!
I remember driving home from the supermarket with my bike, with four cases of drinks (soda, water) and a week worth of shopping. Most of the road was about flat, but the final piece uphill was a pain in the ass...
Epic cargo did you notice the weight much?
A little bit - there were one or two gradients to negotiate, but it wasn't too bad - just had to use a lower gear.