You can also add on an aftermarket power system called Stokemonkey. Thanks, Josh, for pointing that out.
Also, for those of you who want to bring your own grocery bags to cut out waste, go to this site.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Bikes and Groceries
Saw an link to Xtracycle, a company that is hoping to make bicycle travel more common by providing better carrying options than standard saddlebags/trailers. It even adds a "backseat" so you can more easily carry a passenger. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words:
You can also add on an aftermarket power system called Stokemonkey. Thanks, Josh, for pointing that out.
Also, for those of you who want to bring your own grocery bags to cut out waste, go to this site.
You can also add on an aftermarket power system called Stokemonkey. Thanks, Josh, for pointing that out.
Also, for those of you who want to bring your own grocery bags to cut out waste, go to this site.
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I've been riding a bike with an Xtracycle attachment for the last few months, and I can't begin to describe how awesome it is. Surly Bikes just introduced a purpose-built frame around this concept at the Interbike trade show this morning -- here are some photos and notes.
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