Tag Archives: Things that can be carried on a bike

A decorative urn. .

Three plastic soda crates full of groceries. And a quick note: First ride with the new tires (installed them this morning)…nice, it’s amazing the difference in good quality tires (much noticeable reduced rolling resistance).

A new set of tires.  .

Three liters of red wine. Go Home.

$97.68 of groceries from two stores in three plastic soda crates. .

A 9.5 oz (269g) tin of honey-roast cashews…good thing I had this big bike with me 🙂

Another Bike .

Things on the bike: A gym bag full of wet clothes and two slices of pizza (yes despite my garden full of vegetables–click here–I had pizza for dinner…I swam an extra 15 laps to earn it). A brief comment, or comment on a brief conversation: The pizzeria is at an intersection and as I exitedContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried on a Bike (#342)…and a brief comment”

First the things on the bike: A cardboard box containing 4 loaves of freshly baked multi-grained bread, a canvas bag carrying a few books and writing implements, another canvas bag containing various small tools (for which to change a tire), a dough rising bucket, and a used tire. And a quick comment: As most ofContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried on a Bike (#341)…and a brief comment”

Two new tires and a new inner tube. There’s something really satisfying to me when a bike carries not only the rider but also it’s own new parts (even on a small bike).

A canvas book bag containing various books and writing implements, 4lbs of raw whole wheat bread dough, a large bunch of fresh dill and oregano (from my garden), a large munch of cilantro/coriander from a neighbors garden, and a 10lb. pork leg (fresh ham) from T-Meadow Farm (thanks Christa).

A small electric fan for next to my bed (to replace the one that stopped working in the middle of last night), the book, Healing and the Mind, by Bill Moyers (which I purchased for 50 cents at my favorite used book store), $22.35 in groceries, and Chinese take out.

4 slices of pizza, an extra shirt, an electronic reader, and an Epiphone Les Paul (my son’s)..

#332 (top)…4lbs of raw whole wheat honey-oatmeal bread dough (in a plastic bucket) and a canvas bag containing various items. #333 (middle)…5lbs of stone ground whole wheat flour (in a plastic bucket), 2 loaves of freshly baked honey-oatmeal bread and a canvas bag containing various items (in a plastic box). #334 (bottom)…A gym bag fullContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#332-334)”

2 cans of dog food…sort of an emergency, I ran out. I know it’s not much to be carrying on a Mundo, but when you are owned by two very large dogs that are trapped in small dog’s bodies this is a very serious matter. Click here to see who’s eating it.

$62.27 in groceries in two plastic crates from three separate stores.

#328 (top)…an empty cardboard box, and extra bike, and an extra helmet. #329 (bottom)…a cardboard box containing approximately $32.00 in groceries, and a Fender Stratocaster in a hard-shell case. These photos were taken from the same trip–to and fro–here’s the quick story behind it. I had to pick my son up from his guitar lessonContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#328 & #329)”

#325 (above)…two pre-cut 4ft stair stringers, 2 hangers (for the stringers), an overhead ceiling fan, 20ft of collapsible wire fence (32″ tall), three cable locks and a u-lock, four slices of pizza, and an Artvoice paper. #326 (below)…three plastic boxes filled with lettuce and one box filled with two full sandwich loaves (all of whichContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#325-327)”