



Handlebar and diapers are in my backpack. Jack the Rack is the coolest front rack. I can easily switch it from my bike to my wife's bike.
Took a very nice trip on scenic countryside roads of rural France to get his trolley back to a friend, and buy a new bike. The trip was lovely, the bike is absolutely gorgeous, basically a time capsule straight from the 90's with metallic purple paint and the earliest version of ratchet shifters. The cross-shaped frame is heavy, but you can't get any cooler.
Brought it all back and forth on that 30km round trip on a homemade "rolling travois" made from saved wood and iron fittings from an old reclaimed garage door. The wheels are fast release axle wheels from bikes from the junkyard.
I came back with the setting sun, and the lengthening shadows cast over the fields of dandelions in bloom just melted my heart from beauty.
I didn't take any picture, as there are some images only the soul can truly capture.
Earth is a paradise and bike is life.
That was a fun time getting everything back home. I sent the controller back and it was resoldered. They are saying it's good as new, but what is the reality?
*just got it back in the mail. 6 day turnaround. Everything is working again.
Just a light load of groceries, though there is a watermelon and a jackfruit hiding in those bags 😲
A little proud of this one, though I should have brought more bungies 😂😅 and yes, the kickstand is wonky.
Yes I bought the bungee where I bought the blind. I was very delusional about it fitting in my bag somehow.
The eggs were critical to keeping tension on the rope.
So this tree pruner was a challenge. With the Bullitt you always find a way.
Getting ready for what I believe will be a hot summer. One hand on the brake, one hand on the AC unit. Around 65 lbs.
A humble submisson as my friend sent me this subreddit after I showed him these pictures. I just biked my cute little table to my new apartment. These three-split straps are amazing.