Yep. This little guy with a 990cc motor is insanely handy: 4 passengers + 4 race bikes + gear. I’ve even stuffed 4 complete Fr8’s with F/R carriers inside.

10 yrs ago my 5yo son and I built this little army bike from an old wreck. Later it was passed on to little sis. Since then it’s hung here. I said I’d never sell it. Today a little girl fell in love w the bike. Why let it collect dust here while it can bring joy to more kids?!

My 15yr old son on his 80yr old bike: an antique Gazelle w/ modern wheels, lights. No gears, no cables, no disposable e-bikes for us folks! He'll ride this ancient machine to school every day, rain/shine, warm/cold. After school he'll ride it 10km to/from the velodrome to train.

“New” octogenarian daily rider for my son. This prewar Gazelle/Simplex mongrel has been hanging here for 20yrs. New wheels in and it’s good for another generation or two. Lights, lock, bell to be added this week.

This is just as much a thing in the NL, so much so that every household has a special machine to make "tosti's".

Absolutely. I highly recommend this model: youtube.com/watch?v=rQepHGxr…

OK fine you win. Using up old shit to make good stuff takes precedence over my logical obsession.

If I were driving a car I wouldn’t have stopped to snap this photo. Reason #478,943,156 to do errands by bike.

Technically speaking the adult isn't _in_ the cargo bike but it works in spirit.