Category Archives: Things that can be carried on a bike

A canvas bag containing, among other things, three books, a daily planner, pencils, and reading glasses.A six-foot long cable lock. A small cardboard box containing three pints of homemade dog food and three sample packages of wild rice from Goose Valley Wild Rice.

#205: Five pounds of rising bread dough in a plastic bucket; a canvas bag containing books, pencils, reading glasses, and (oddly) a retractable measuring tape. #206: an empty plastic bucket; a paper bag with a sweaty shirt and 3 pairs of socks; a canvas bag; a cardboard box containing a partial bottle of red wine,Continue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#205 & #206) with a few comments.”

A 1/2 gallon of milkA 1/2 gallon of juice.A bag of chips.6 pieces of fruit.A large spinach pizza.

A rented DVD.2 quarts of milk.A gym bag full of wet clothes.An extra shirt.

$82.47 of groceries in two plastic crates. Uncharacteristically, I’ve displayed a before and after pictures of the Mundo. I did this to show the versitility of the bike…with two crates on the back it really becomes a sort of human powered pickup truck. And yes, this is a cargo bike (there are plenty of companiesContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#202)…with a few comments.”

A large wicker chair.A piece of strawberry-rhubarb pie (thanks Deb!)

A canvas bag containing, among other things, 4 books.An extra shirt.A pair of socks.A heavy duty, all-steel sausage stuffer.

Miscellaneous groceries in a plastic soda crate.A DVD.3 liters of red wine.

12 tongue-and-groove deck boards (4′ and 6′ lengths).An antique small hand saw, which was originally my grandather’s (duct taped to the top deck).A wooden box containing–among other things–14 small tools, a digital camera, a small hand pump, a spare inner tube, a 12′ retractable tape measure, a partial roll of duct tape, two pencils, spareContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#198)”