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Old 10-14-21, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Kari1993
maybe you just need to use knives instead of swords?))))

Welcome to BF, but this thread is very old. However, would you attach the knives to the fork or would you keep them under a Spoon saddle?
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This works well on a crowded MUP.


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Originally Posted by CB HI
Assuming you have a diamond frame bike, tie it to the top tube and side of the head tube using rope or para cord, with the tip pointed away from you. Put the tip in a small block of wood or leather. Do not hit anyone with your bike.
^^ This

I carry my fly fishing rod (inside a PVC tube with the ends capped) in the same way, but mine is also sitting on and secured to the rack, and has minimal pedaling interference. I've easily gotten to fishing spots up to 10 miles away, on gravel roads.


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It should not be different than or more difficult than carrying a polo mallet.

Attach to your hip with something that lets it swing and to hang straight down. It is not likely to interfere with pedaling. Expect it to just hang.

A somewhat useful variation is carrying a rim or a wheel. Wear a belt, lace the belt under the rim, ride away. Used to do this all the time when riding to bike shop to get in van and go to the race. Utility wheels on bike, race wheels attached to belt. No problem at all to pedal.
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Back sling.

(there can only be one)
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Sword bag

Probably your cheapest and easiest option that's actually designed for the task. I think Hanwei makes a higher quality version as well. This one's back ordered, but you could probably find similar on Amazon.

https://www.kultofathena.com/product/nylon-sword-bag/
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A concealed carry sword is the answer.
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Carefully
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Will a SON hub dyno charge up a light saber in a 10 mile commute? I could try to just use the Force, I guess.
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As already mentioned, slung across the back, or strapped to the top tube. Of course it needs to be in a sheath with either method.
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I love how when an old thread like this comes around we get fresh jokes from the present occupants
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I love how when an old thread like this comes around we get fresh jokes from the present occupants
Jacobino hasn't posted here since 09-26-15, so I doubt this person will read them.
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Originally Posted by Road Fan
Will a SON hub dyno charge up a light saber in a 10 mile commute? I could try to just use the Force, I guess.
I am sorry to tell you this, but light sabers require a special magic Jedi crystal that does not actually exist in reality. But it’s a quest item in a lot of Jedi video games. Just like kryptonite, the material properties are subject to dramatic necessity.
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Q: Does anybody know how to carry a sword on a bike?

A: Carefully, one would think.
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