34lb. load made for an interesting ride home after a New Belgium Abbey and Trippel.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
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3 comments:
Yay, utility cycling!
Is that a spent tube used as a tiedown strap?
I just got back from a nighttime ride to the neighborhood market with my daughter. Her bike has no rack yet, so I carried about 40 pounds of stuff in my grocery panniers, plus a box on the rack.
The Trek grocery panniers work really well, but lack the old world style of a front rack/basket.
Grocery shopping on a bike is just as much fun to me as other kinds of rides. It's way more fun that grocery shopping in a car.
Yay, utility cycling!
Tubes, the poor mans bungee!
Hmm... now I have a use for that pile of tubes I tried to fix with glueless patches.
I should try to make a grocery run with my new Bike Packer Plus Ortlieb panniers.
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