She had the weight of the world on her rack....
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Permalink Reply by Kelly on -
Not really crazy but it was pretty heavy. I biked ten miles with it. It was for my daughter's birthday party. That is all of the party food and various other items. There are bags underneath the top layer.
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Permalink Reply by James BlackHeron on -
"Is the glass half-full or empty?" I ask her as I fill it She said it doesn't really matter, pretty soon you're bound to spill it...
TP, TP for my bungholio!
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Permalink Reply by Spencer Schmid on -
I took a keg in a burley trailer. It was by far the heaviest thing I've towed!
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Permalink Reply by Trachea on -
I carried a glass punchbowl, 10 glass cups and ladle home from a garage sale for a friend. No room on rack as it was stacked with other garage sale treasures, so carried in a bag dangling from handlebars. Nothing broke :)
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Permalink Reply by Duppie 13.5185km on -
Had a chance to top off my smugness tank this morning when I walked out the door with my bike and noticed that our live trap had a rabbit in it. Changed my bike to the Halsted and rode the bike down the lakefront. Released the rabbit near the golf course. Hope he makes lot of friends there.
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Permalink Reply by rb on -
I ran out of some items for dinner last night- like dog food, and decided to give my repurposed Burley a try. The crate is very temporary, but worked fine.
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Permalink Reply by Chris C on -
mmm dog food.
rb said:I ran out of some items for dinner last night- like dog food, and decided to give my repurposed Burley a try. The crate is very temporary, but worked fine.
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what can i say, times are tough
Chris C said:mmm dog food.
rb said:I ran out of some items for dinner last night- like dog food, and decided to give my repurposed Burley a try. The crate is very temporary, but worked fine.
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Permalink Reply by Brandon Moorhead on -
Here's some furniture I hauled from the Brown Elephant in Lakeview back to my apt in Humboldt Park. The weight wasn't so bad ass the wind resistance. It was a pretty blustery day and crossing the Diversey Bridge was rough. I ride an '88 single speed World Tour, too, so not much help from the bike itself. Totally worth it for a couple of new coffee tables, though!
Here's a before and after image of everything I was able to cram into my Chrome Ivan backpack. Took this load from old apt in Lincoln Square to O'Hare to go home for Xmas. Got a week's worth of clothing and toiletries, as well as gifts for my family, and was still able to take it as a carry-on! Boom, baby!
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