With so little weight I doubt it has good traction for towing.
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The weight of the bike itself has little to do with traction, the tires are a bigger factor. Plus, if you're looking to haul or tow heavy stuff, a road bike is not ideal anyways. You would want to get a cargo bike if that was a big concern.
Big tires weigh more
Let me take a stab at answering that very important question .. no.
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