259: Hair Llama's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy HairLlama.

258: RJ's Touring Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Flying Bicycle.

257: David Hembrow's Xtracycle

This is an Xtracycle owner I was lucky to find. David is a traditional English basket-maker as well as an Xtracycle enthusiast. An excellent combination, take a look at his creations on his website. His blog also has many Xtracycle exploits, worth a look as well.

Photos courtesy David Hembrow.

256: The Veehills' Xtracycle

Photo courtesy 3 Veehills.

255: Spidra's Xtracycle

First Real Xtracycle Load
Originally uploaded by Spidra Webster

Built on a Bridgestone MB-3, just like mine. Very cool. Not many Bridgestone's out there to begin with, and fewer still with Xtracycles.

254: Chile's Xtracycle #2

A 2X family!!

Photo courtesy Chile Chews.

253: Chile's Xtracycle

Very cool custom Xtracycle. Read more about it on Chile's blog.

Photo courtesy Chile Chews.

252: The Sharon Family's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy of the Sharon Family.

251: Xtracycle for 4

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

250: Katie's Radish

Gotta have goldfish. Critical.

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

249: Anon Exciting Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Xtracycle inc.

248: Nick's Xtracycle

I hope he won!!

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

247: Peter's Trek Xtracycle

Note the Free Rad custom paintjob.

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

246: Mark's Xtracycle

Very slick kids seat.

Photos courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

245: Huntington Beach Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

244: Mark Haggett's Big Dummy

Courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

243: Nicholas' Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Nicholas Stevens.

242: The Principal's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

Four teachers, the principal and several families at the Larrabee Elementary School in Bellingham, WA ride to work each day on their Xtracycles. More here.


Six of the seven.

241: Alex the Reading Teacher's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Xtracycle Inc.

Alex is one of four teachers (and the principal!) at the Larrabee Elementary School in Bellingham, WA that ride to work each day on their Xtracycles. More here.

240: Inca's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy Inca2046. This one is soon to be retired and replaced with a Cannondale build. Pix when available.

239: Matt's IRO Xtracycle

Photo courtesy ThatMattBone.com

238: Krystal's Xtracycle

Photo courtesy McManusWeb.

1990 Trek 520 -owned from new- (700c tour bike)
Old and bullet proof deore dx components
mustache handle bars and bar end shifters

Details of the build available here.

237: Philip's New Big Dummy

Photo courtesy Philip Chase. His first Xtracycle was featured as #179. This is his upgrade.

John,

You listed my old Xtracycle as number 179.  Long overdue, I now provide a photo of my Big Dummy.  See attached.

Thanks for doing the gallery--I just love it.  My favorite new find in your gallery is the Creamsycle http://www.xtracyclegallery.com/2008/12/235-creamsycle-xtracycle.html
Of course I do live in Gainesville (http://www.ufl.edu/) so orange and blue seem a natural mix.

Philip

236: Jim's Big Dummy

Photo courtesy Jim Perkins of the Big Dummy Project.  (Flickr)

235: Creamsycle Xtracycle

From Kevin @ Hiawatha:

I hate Olive Drab so had it powdercoated along with a set of rims. I was going with that classic 70's Holdsworth look. For good weather, it is shod with a set of Schwalbe Fat Franks, giving it that "Creamsycle" look. The weather and the roads are getting a little slippery now so we moved to some more aggressive rubber.

It rides great and always gets a lot of attention. Biggest load so far is about 40 pounds of miscellaneous hardware. The deck is custom from a sheet of Birch Plywood.


Photos courtesy Hiawatha Cyclery.