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Look familiar? We torture tested this Walmart Mongoose back in October, and since then I’ve made a few little improvements. Even the front wheel is straight now, thanks to the highly malleable nature of steel rims. And no, that is not a Hockshop suspension fork. The reason I busted out the Loose is, so we can do an experiment on weight. I get a lot of comments from people who think their bike is too heavy. For example, they’ll say, “I’m trying to wheelie, but I can’t lift the front wheel because my bike is too heavy.” I’m going to take a wild guess and say they’re not talking about a beautiful downhill bike with a double crown fork. No, more likely these individuals are riding something similar to this Loose. While they probably could benefit from a nicer bike, I’m not so sure if it’s the weight that’s preventing them from improving. At 34 pounds, the Loose is only about 2 pounds heavier than my full suspension. To do a proper test, we need to get it a little closer to 40 pounds, to match the weight of the beastliest department store bikes. My idea is to pack the handlebars, seat post, and seat tube with paver base. To prevent the sand from getting into the bottom bracket, I’m using a carefully measured piece of terrycloth, precisely rammed into the seat tube with a calibrated broomstick. As you can see, this is not an exact science. I’m also adding this water bottle, since it doesn’t really throw the bike off balance. After all this the total weight is just under 39 pounds. I expected more to be honest, but this is still very heavy for a small trail bike. We’re still well within downhill bike territory, but this is not that. Let’s take the Loose out to the streets and see how it performs. Well, not much has changed since the last time I rode this bike. It feels like a Loose. Of course, it’s no problem for me to wheelie this bike, and even get up into a manual, although I can’t really balance for long. I was even able to bunny hop it on to this trailer first shot. As expected, bike handling has a lot more to do with technique than weight does. Also, when we’re talking about bike handling it’s important to compare the weight of the bike to the weight of the rider. Based on this, the Loose weighs about 25% what I do. For a 200 pound rider, a 50 pound bike would hinder them similarly. If you weigh 100 pounds, a 25 pound bike would be similarly difficult to manage. So based on this test, a bike 25% of your body weight isn’t going to outright stop you from doing anything. You probably won’t be winning any races, but it will most certainly not prevent you from doing wheelies or bunny hops. This test was interesting, but I want to have some more fun. Time to get creative. I’m pretty sure that pumping the tires full of water would make this bike prohibitively heavy. I figured I could submerge the base of this bike pump in water to do this, but I was wrong. The entire thing needs to be underwater for it to work, so I can’t just use a container in my...
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