I’m running excactly that on a plescher with the large shop sack and it’s a
great system - way easier to lock up than when it was in front too
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I run that on my commuter. Works great on the step through frame I have but I
second the idea of being thoughtful about leg clearance for
mounting/dismounting.
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Not yet, though it was briefly considered when exploring cargo carrying for my
wife who did not care for handling with a front load (for the most part.) But
we ended up trying something similar with a milk crate with mixed results. This
was on her XS Velo Orange Camargue, which we picked up not
Not a Wald, but as as big despite different dimensions as the Wald Newsboy:
I rigged up a quick-on and quick-off system for a large basket and the rear
rack on my Dahon Hon Solo. The basket is a 15" X 18" (at top; the basket
tapers toward the bottom) steel wire storage container from Target or
I haven't, but I'll throw a caveat out there because it's something that's easy
to overlook until your rig is all rigged up and it's time to ride: Make sure
you're ok with how your leg swings over the bike with that big immoveable
basket sticking up back there. Bags can compress for mounting,
As a thriftier alternative to, say, a large Sackville Saddlesack, Fabs
Chest, Carridice Camper Longflap etc, I'm considering tossing my Wald 139
on a rear rack, sticking my DIY waxed canvas bag back there and calling it
a day.
Anyone else running a similar configuration?
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