Cargo Bikes

I need a bullitt in my life.

Glad that's off my chest now.

Sympathetic idea, but they ride horribly

Built in a guys kitchen

a.m.a.z.i.n.g.

Was coming here to post the kitchen bike but this will have to do instead

Built in a guys kitchen>

Guy must be a robot.

I read the replies on Reddit, the guy is/was a fabricator at a bodyshop

just saw that guys thread on reddit - epic build, and seemingly without many plans!?! I couldn't help but wondering if he didn't make it more difficult than it needed to be, but who am I to say!

^^^ that poor dremel deserves retirement! inspiring build.
That looked too long and capacious for me. initially though of a twin-level front platform for bracing, but narrower. i slept on it and futher inspiration appears here! thanks @Irishane

So was playing a bit in paint.net.. ideas are pannier rails either side of steering mechanism (pushrod to fork crown?), small fold down/snap-fit/removable platform in front triangle (infront of toes), and removable biig front platform above everything. comments? stupid?

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I give that seatstay disc mount 3 months at the most.

another home build one

I'll bet that this ^ one can carry almost as much as that shiny twin 20" wheeled thing further up.

Yeah for sure, looks a lot like the donky bike. Here's a nice way to get rid of the christmas tree

We do that here every late winter; end up with a nice bonfire in a friend's back yard from a collection of very dry coniferous donors.

Do not get this bike.. Seems like a bit of a gimmick

Carrying space for the size doesn't seem to make sense

it's a bike for getting rid of your christmas tree. what's not to get?

Was referring to this:

Here's what I spend most of my working day on, not normally with a trailer though. The guy who runs the green hire bikes in the background has a pretty sweet cargo bike collection including a bullit and some weird thing that looks like it should serve ice cream and has a nuvinci hub and electric assist, it's pretty nippy.

Thats a lovely little thing, who made it? Looks like it takes a few ques from the Polish Extra Wheel company?

Is that 'weird thing that looks like it should serve ice cream' an Urban Arrow?

I tried one of those out a couple of years ago. It's really well built but felt a bit like steering a boat.

Yeah, I had been told but couldn't remember last night, all in white for added ice creaminess

I wanted to make a cardboard engine to put in the front just so I could ride it around and pull up occasionally and check on it. I'm easily amused.

just purchased this. hope to restore it to something like this.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marijegeerts/3435156377/in/photostream/#

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