Horses Love Cargo Bikes

This week, I took a ride with my sis to the barn to drop off some wood shavings for her horse to pee on. It looked nasty out and there was some lightning to the north of us, but luckily we stayed dry the whole time.


These bags of shavings are really heavy, but like everything else, they fit perfectly on the Dummy.

On the way back, we took the long way through the Danada-Herrick Lake Trail, which was a really nice little ride.

Route From the Party House

All of that stuff was at my sister's house because my graduation party was a few days before. As with IKEA and many other trips I take, the way there was poorly planned and streets were bad, but the way back was way better.

Here's how I got back.



-All of my riding was done off the road until Modaff

-Once I hit Ogden, the bike path along 75th street starts

-There are a couple areas where the path zig-zags off the street so maybe closer to 11 miles

Today's Every Day Adventure

I finally got to fully utilize my two wideloaders and longloader. As with everything else Xtracycle, they're so easy to use.


Here's the load

With the longloader, This table was no problem. Didn't get in the way of pedaling, but I did take out a cone on the street.


There was uneaten salad, some cans and two liters of pop in the cooler, and of course the table.

My Future Company's Business Card

If I had my own freelance bicycle delivery service, this would definitely be my business card:

What Cargo Bike?

I am in the process of making my bikes nice and shiny looking again, so I decided not to put the v-racks back on today when I went to the bike shop to get a spoke wrench.


Although it felt weird wearing a back pack while riding this bike, she did handle like a race car.

Fun Fun Fun

The Ride HomeGoing to Artisan Bicycle Company

The Special Treatment