Cutest. Xtracycle. Ever.

just for reference, I think this model is the front half of my xtracycle.

recommended on the rootsradicals (xtracycle) list.

the Yuba Mundo bag on an Xtracycle. Not super-thrilled with the look of that. Leaning towards getting a water-proof duffel...should I ever decide to go with something other than poncho+bungees.

came up on the rootsradicals (xtracycle) email list, for protecting frame etc.

best way to put Xtracycle on a car roof rack w/out a special tray.

whoa.

"My first efforts have been to develop a passenger-only canopy for Xtracycles." It looks like a tiny Conestoga wagon. :)

interesting (complex!) handlebar setup.

terrible website, but looks like some interesting events. (cargo bike ride!)

like a lightweight deck+freeloader bags. actually pretty stylish, am a little jealous. :\

apparently fits nicely on xtracycle.

didn't sell -- here's a DIY version. (accessory to carry a bike on yr bike. (yo, I heard u liked bikes so...))

"So the consensus seems to be you ride the long tail with nothing in it and it’s totally fine, not cumbersome or heavy at all, and even spontaneously pick up some cargo just cause you can." Yep, that's been my experience. Yay Xtracycle!

some super sexy-cute transportation bikes, plus: "we’re giving an unreserved thumbs-up to the Xtracycle Radish, Lighter Footstep’s Carfree Lifestyle Bike of the Year." neat!

I suppose I should get the other kind of rack...the pannier in that pic is the exact kind that I have from my old bike.

using "kickback" kickstand as ad-hoc work stand.

Happily, five of the seven are about bikes for pretty normal people. (The other two: eco-friendly components and super-light $5K+ race bikes.)

"Took off the snapdeck and covered the FreeRad with the RainCover." will have to go looking for something like that, I think.

apparently fits on the X.

I should take a video with C's phone while riding on the back of his Xtracycle. :)

$28. this is the cooler that xtracycle sells with their logo...for $39! score. :)

"They are currently in the preproduction design/testing phase of aptly named Heavy Duty Freeradical." super burly.

the FreeLoaders suck in the rain, period. (although at least unlike the Ute's bags, they don't pretend to be designed for rainy weather.)

trying to figure out how to deal with the new bike in the rain, after yesterday's insane summer downpour. some good ideas to go through here.

it is actually pretty straightforward...unless you're trying to match it up with a relatively oddball bike. C

if I can get some space cleared out on the carport (and honestly, maybe find a new bike stand) I'd like to do this SOON.