This section of our blog focus's on all things bike cargo trailer. Bike cargo trailers are amazing tools for getting more out of a bicycle. From bike touring, to commuting and errands, to trail work, bike cargo trailers are the perfect tool for hauling stuff by bike. Not only do we cover bike cargo trailers, we also blog about cargo bikes and related topics like Xtracycle kits. The topic of bike child trailers and trailer-cycles is covered at the Family Cycling section.
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There are quite a few ways to outfit a BOB Trailer. Mike took it to an extreme by decking his BOB Ibex out with a Wandertec SAX Liner, a Greenspeed Rack and Delta Water Bottlecages. The real topper is the wooden fender that makes this one of the coolest looking BOB setups I’ve seen. If you’ve got an interesting BOB or other bike trailer setup that you’d like to see published, send your photos or video here.
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The Ladder Pull in Bill’s Words:
I have been riding my trusty steed for about three years. I have enjoyed it. It had a sun shade on it for a while but the vibration kept braking the soldier joints on the copper pipe frame. I finally took it off and am trying to find another plan.
I had the need for a ladder across town. I needed a way to transport it. The doomed three wheeled baby stroller became the rear wheels of my parade.
I got there and back. The nice ladies gutters got cleaned and I did not have any of my friends do the hauling for me.
I am sure the next time I will do it different but it got there and back safely. The other thing that you should know is the whole process was very heavy.