
A single-page extra bundled with the fifth collected volume, this quick gag turns Mumen Rider's simple request for something to drink into a comically overloaded bicycle, courtesy of Saitama's oversized idea of generosity.
While Mumen Rider is making his usual patrol rounds, he crosses paths with Saitama. The cyclist hero mentions he could use a drink, and Saitama obliges by handing over a bulging sack packed with canned beverages. The generosity backfires, since the heavy load leaves Mumen Rider struggling to keep his pedals turning.
Mumen Rider runs into Saitama during patrol and asks for a drink. Saitama responds with an enormous bag of canned drinks. The excessive gift weighs the bicycle down and slows the hero's ride to a crawl.

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Mumen Rider runs into Saitama during patrol and mentions he wants a drink, so Saitama hands him an enormous bag of canned beverages that ends up weighing down his bicycle.
Mumen Rider struggles because Saitama's gift of a huge sack of canned drinks is far too heavy for the bicycle to carry comfortably.
Volume 5 Omake features only Saitama and Mumen Rider, both of whom appear on the cover.
Volume 5 Omake is a single bonus page bundled with the fifth collected volume of One Punch Man.
The gag turns Saitama's generosity into a burden, since his oversized gift of canned drinks slows Mumen Rider's ride to a crawl.
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