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Heavy Load of Veggies in the Croozer Cargo

Written on August 2, 2011 by Josh Lipton in Bike Cargo Trailers

I really enjoy seeing bikes like this one pictured here that embrace the best of a variety of current trends in the cycling industry. The bike is a custom frame hand-built by Steve Garro of Coconino Cycles here in Flagstaff. With a Surley Pugsley wheel up front and a standard wheel in back, the bike has balloon tire front suspension. The owner of this bike mostly uses it for touring with his setup of front and rear Old Man Mountain Cold Springs racks. For around town, the Croozer Cargo does the job of hauling things like a cooler full of groceries home from the farmer’s market.

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Todd’s Cold Springs Rack on Surly Pugsley | Bike Shop Hub
August 29, 2011 | 2:45 pm

[...] funny. Then I got to looking at the Cold Springs front rack my friend Taylor has mounted on his bad ass Coconino and after a little measuring realized that the height and width of the front Cold Springs without [...]

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