Martin Krieg
12-31-1969, 08:00 PM
Can anyone here help me identify the trailer that Amber (and now
myself) is looking for here? I sent it to a few of our smaller National
Bicycle Greenway mailing lists but have not heard anything yet:
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Hi Amber!!
This sounds like something very useful for not just kids. There have
been many times where I have been on a bike and needed to get another
bike somewhere else. On example would be finding a bike at a garage sale
while on another bike. I am putting this out to a few of our NBG lists
to see what comes up. I will be sure to let U know when I find out!!
THX 4 U!!
At 11:47 AM -0700 3/11/08, Evans, Amber wrote:
As a Safe Routes to School Volunteer, I hear often parents who ride to
school have a problem that kid then goes on to afterschool by bus and
bike is problem. I have seen twice now a simply rig that takes a
second bike puts it in a sleeve that looks like a half a pizza pan
welded to a full metal pizza pan that a second bike's front*wheel is
raised into on first bike rack and leaves the second bikes back wheel on
ground. It looks easy to make, easy to use and brillant for the
on-going parent dilemma.*
Anyone know who make them? Any interested in seeing how we can make
them available or provide contact info for? I coudl not find on-line.
Be great to*have or how to buy *at events like the family cycle and bike
rodeo.
At 12:32 PM -0700 3/11/08, Evans, Amber wrote:
No, I am looking for an alternative where the child may ride on own bike
(with parent accompanying on same route) and for size, skill, image,
age, cost, or other reasons they can't use a trail a bike. This allows
parent alternative to take a kids own bike back to next destination in a
simple mounted rack attached to their own bike. No one can ride while it
is mounted (like a piggy back ride) *Never seen it on-line, only on
Berkeley streets so wonder if hand made - hoping to find source!
THX for replying
Amber Evans, Senior Redevelopment Planner
City of Berkeley, Department of Planning & Development*
Website: www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Redevelopment/
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THXX in advance
Perfect love drives out fear - John 4:18
Martin Krieg "Awake Again" Author
2009 w/"How America Can Bike & Grow Rich"
http://www.bikeroute.com/HBGR
'79 & '86 TransAmerica Bike Rides
Coma, Paralysis, Clinical Death Survivor
NBG Founding Director, HiWheel Cyclist
myself) is looking for here? I sent it to a few of our smaller National
Bicycle Greenway mailing lists but have not heard anything yet:
------------------------------
Hi Amber!!
This sounds like something very useful for not just kids. There have
been many times where I have been on a bike and needed to get another
bike somewhere else. On example would be finding a bike at a garage sale
while on another bike. I am putting this out to a few of our NBG lists
to see what comes up. I will be sure to let U know when I find out!!
THX 4 U!!
At 11:47 AM -0700 3/11/08, Evans, Amber wrote:
As a Safe Routes to School Volunteer, I hear often parents who ride to
school have a problem that kid then goes on to afterschool by bus and
bike is problem. I have seen twice now a simply rig that takes a
second bike puts it in a sleeve that looks like a half a pizza pan
welded to a full metal pizza pan that a second bike's front*wheel is
raised into on first bike rack and leaves the second bikes back wheel on
ground. It looks easy to make, easy to use and brillant for the
on-going parent dilemma.*
Anyone know who make them? Any interested in seeing how we can make
them available or provide contact info for? I coudl not find on-line.
Be great to*have or how to buy *at events like the family cycle and bike
rodeo.
At 12:32 PM -0700 3/11/08, Evans, Amber wrote:
No, I am looking for an alternative where the child may ride on own bike
(with parent accompanying on same route) and for size, skill, image,
age, cost, or other reasons they can't use a trail a bike. This allows
parent alternative to take a kids own bike back to next destination in a
simple mounted rack attached to their own bike. No one can ride while it
is mounted (like a piggy back ride) *Never seen it on-line, only on
Berkeley streets so wonder if hand made - hoping to find source!
THX for replying
Amber Evans, Senior Redevelopment Planner
City of Berkeley, Department of Planning & Development*
Website: www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Redevelopment/
--------------------------------
THXX in advance
Perfect love drives out fear - John 4:18
Martin Krieg "Awake Again" Author
2009 w/"How America Can Bike & Grow Rich"
http://www.bikeroute.com/HBGR
'79 & '86 TransAmerica Bike Rides
Coma, Paralysis, Clinical Death Survivor
NBG Founding Director, HiWheel Cyclist