I attached a Piccolo to the back so my daughter could pedal too. When she gets tired of pedaling we set her on the snapdeck. If I have one of her friends on the back I can have a fresh stoker every 30 minutes or so. We put on around 2000 miles together last summer on this rig. Photo courtesy Fred Finch.

Spotted in the heart of Silicon Valley by Gregg Machacz.

Johannes came up with an ingenious way to use panniers IN ADDITION to the Freeloaders...
Photos courtesy
Quad Rollschuh (Johannes)
Turned my old Bianchi Boardwalk -- that was gathering dust in the garage --into Xtracycle cruiser. Works great in the snow. Looking forward to a fullsummer of getting groceries and such.Photo courtesy Patrick Lalley.

Photos courtesy
Lauren Haughey (or check out most excellent
Flickr collection here... many great cyclocross shots)

Gettin er home.

Photos courtesy
DrBrionics.

Greetings, Grrsh.
So here's my contribution to the gallery. The donor bike was a Redline Monocog, but since I swapped the single gear for a nine speed cassette, I guess that makes it a Nonacog?
Pics are on my flickr photostream, here
-- Bike Frame Manufacturer: Redline
-- Model: Monacog 29er
-- Year: don't know, bought used.
-- Components: Alex DM 24 rims, Atom Lab Pimp hubs, Maxxis Hookworm tires, Shimano XTM761 Shift/Brake Levers, SRAM 9 Speed Cassette, Truvativ Hussefelt Crankset w/Howitzer BB, Power Grips on generic platform pedals, Nitto Albatross Bars w/shellac'd cork grips, Brooks B67 Saddle, Hayes Mechanical Brakes, ESGE Fenders, WeeRide Kangaroo toptube seat.
-- Install Hangups: The 2.5" rear tire was too fat for the chain to hit the innermost cog, so a 2' tire was substituted. Redline fork had no eyelets for fender mounts, so P clamps and mirror hangers did the trick.
-- Tricks/Tips: Used original stem & straight bars for the seat clamp and stoker bars. Cut the bars down and used the extra stock for the foot pegs.
-- Riding Characteristics: Heaviest bike ever ridden, but surprisingly smooth and stable.
-- Enjoyment Factor: high
-- Greatest Haul: Just completed the bike, so far the biggest load has been a 2 y.o. in the WeeRide and the wife on the back.
Thanks!Photo courtesy
Greg
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