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I was also planning on partly moving house on it in October, and delivering artwork to exhibitions, which can get pretty bulky. Need to look ay my big tool box and the size / lenght
of the load areas.
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90 kayjees is a shit load! That surely can't be right, is it a typo?
Do you need assist or could you get away with analogue / Rule 5 power? The cost of that bike puts you well into perfect condition secondhand Bullitt territory, which I think will be a more versatile bike and will have better resale value. You won't lose anything with a Bullitt. Weight with a couple of accessories like custom baseboard or partial box will be closer to 30kg too.
Jonny69
If you're only carrying 60kg of tools, rather than anything particularly heavy or bulky maybe a Bullitt is a better bet anyway? Urban Arrows are great but they're pretty cumbersome, probably overkill for what you're looking to use it for. The Bullitt rides a lot more like a normal bike in my experience.