I use one on my LHT commutility bike and love it. I cut the legs down so that one wheel is only 1/2" off the ground (it usually sits nose-down when empty, but tail-down with anything on the back. It had it almost perfectly balanced the other day, so it would rock back and forth on its Big Apples for quite a while with a little push, but I digress...). If you are going to cut the legs, be sure you adjust them for the fattest tire you plan to run. Also, as others have said, the front tire will flop if your bike is tail heavy. I have a big chunky CETMA rack on mine, which exacerbates the problem, so I installed on of those spring stabilizer things. Also, the bike is more stable on the 2-leg for loading, but it still will not stand up to large asymmetries. A full grocery bag on only one side of the rear rack will tip it over easily, but I can carry my briefcase pannier on only one side without a problem. I'd guess the briefcase is only about 5lbs, where the grocery bag is probably 15lbs.
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