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A few years ago (2008), my overloaded bike rack broke while riding on the washboarded road here on Ivanpah Road

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4850-ivanpah-rd.jpg Close-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last yearClose-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last yearClose-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last yearClose-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last yearClose-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last yearClose-up of my fuzzy shadows caused by the eclipseThumbnailsAs the sun goes down on Ivanpah Road, I pull over to look at the Bathtub Spring Peaks area where I hiked last year

I learned a lesson. I now try to distribute more of my extra water weight on the front rack, which I hate doing, since it makes the bike even harder to ride.