Showing posts with label cargobike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cargobike. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Ward's Pedicab
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Ward's Bike Pile
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Bike Move '09
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Austin, TX
As expected, Austin had some great bikes in it.

Tallbike with fucking antlers!!!

Excellent cargobike make from shitty bikes. The basket is so cool because the guy is a furniture builder by trade.

Sick DIY stretch bike.

Window washer's trike.

I love these old cargobikes.

Some recumbent. Check out the handlebar setup.

Ice cream trikes are everywhere in Austin.

Tallbike with fucking antlers!!!

Excellent cargobike make from shitty bikes. The basket is so cool because the guy is a furniture builder by trade.

Sick DIY stretch bike.

Window washer's trike.

I love these old cargobikes.

Some recumbent. Check out the handlebar setup.

Ice cream trikes are everywhere in Austin.
Austin Bike Zoo!
These bikes were showcased for the grand re-opening of the Austin Yellow Bike Project. They have other crazy animal bikes that weren't out including an 80' rattlesnake! Wowzers!

Praying Mantis

Social Tandem

Butterfly Social Tandem

On the way to Yellow Bike

Crazy-ass Cargo Bike
Official Web Page

Praying Mantis

Social Tandem

Butterfly Social Tandem

On the way to Yellow Bike

Crazy-ass Cargo Bike
Official Web Page
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Cart Bike!!
I just realized I never posted this amazing beast. Me and Brian built this thing back in the deadly summer '09. Held together with U-bolts and hose clamps. No cuts, no drilling, and absolutely no welds. Rear suspension, 21 speeds. The basket is a shopping cart. It need at least 70 lbs. in the basket to function at all.
Lots of candid pix of some of my other beauties from the time.



A broom stick and two stems hold the two front wheels straight.

Fork U-bolted to cart.

More forks U-bolt to the cart.
Lots of candid pix of some of my other beauties from the time.



A broom stick and two stems hold the two front wheels straight.

Fork U-bolted to cart.

More forks U-bolt to the cart.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
Amazing DIY Cargobike!

This is amazing! I can't believe how much work must have gone into this! I've considered trying to build something like this, but this one is the bee's knees! Also, mad props for the ugly paint.
Link.
5-Wheel Cart Bike w/ Umbrella
I just finished building my cartbike, which too about a week, and while we were working on it, I was scouring the interenets for ways to improve it and make it easier to ride, and I came accross this feller.I found the picture on this site, which has 28 pages of different silly bikes with short descriptions. Pretty cool.
Link.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
The Dutch Bike
This would be an amazing thing to have, especially in a college town on a game day. You can look at some other types of cargo bike and potentially buy one on the link.
Fixie-styled Cargo Bike?
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Crazy Cargo Bike
Finally, a cart-bike that makes sense. Mostly it just reminds me how much I need a tandem bike.Another picture and a few more bikes on the link.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Amsterdam Bicycles
This website is sort of interesting. Some American d-hole went to Amsterdam and observed, with a camera, the bike culture in a busy intersection for 76 minutes. It's cool to see the contrast of bike culture, but the writer seems to think that sanfrancisco has it figured out way better. Also, thier writing is waaay repetitive and annoying.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Cycle Truck update!

Cycle Truck update!
Originally uploaded by cricketpress
The Schwinn Cycle Truck has a pretty brilliant design. It's a bike to carry large loads via a big front basket, but what makes it unique is that the basket is attached to the frame and doesn't turn with the wheel/bars, which makes for a much more stable ride.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Shopping Cart Bike
I guess it's just cool. Seems like it would be practical, but I guess not. Seems really well done for something so pointless.Link.
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