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I did eventually break a rim on the back wheel of my hybrid, with the baby seat plus luggage. … Another option, popular in parts of Europe, is a front seat on the toptube, not like a baby seat but just a saddle on a bracket, with foot pegs on the head tube. …

Internal rear (Drum) brake (90 Band Brake) and front Rim Brake Shimano MF-TZ20 6-speed freewheel + Shimano Revoshift SIS index SUSTEK Saddle and handles SANYO Dynamo front light Large enough back rack to carry … a metal baby seat GORIN Ring rear wheel lock I have many other pictures, and also the serial number starting STLCA24... …

Consider also that 25 kg is a lot of weight on a bike, and 40kg is roughly all the weight your front wheel might carry while riding in a steady state. … Most racks would be used for loads on the lower end, (except for baby seats) An SDS hammer drill is 5 kg for a lightweight home user one, and perhaps up to 20 kilos for a hefty solid tradesman grade one …

Sometimes this is called a "workman frame design" because early-to-mid 20th century, a frame like this could carry a workman to/from the factory with additional weight of tools. …

The first mention I saw of them, and still the only recommendation, was for use with a baby seat and rear rack (specifically one to carry a folded pushchair at the very back of the bike) combined. … This leads to twitchy steering, especially at the low speeds typical of riding with a baby and rather heavy and high load. …

They're actually a fairly heavy way to carry a small amount of carbs if you can get water along the way, but they're easy to consume while riding hard, and are meant to give a quick (but not too quick) … Make sure you're well fed to start with, carry snacks just in case, and don't even think about it if there are medical contra-indications. …

She has already installed a front-mounted baby seat on her dutch-style bike, the kid loves to ride in it! … Is there such a thing as a seat-post adapter to carry a child seat instead of a saddle, or a baby seat that could replace the saddle? …

I have a son who is 1 year and 8 months (he is 11 kilograms and is currently carried in a baby sling). … Here is the exact bicycle that my wife has: https://www.aeonbike.jp/products/2162 Here is an example bicycle with baby seat: https://www.aeonbike.jp/products/2152 …

I can't wear contacts because they irritate, and I have to wear glasses all the time, so would have to carry normal glasses on a ride too. …

We are carrying only a newborn baby; the trailer is not overloaded. Does anyone have a solution for this rotation problem? Thread lock? Anti-lock washers? Maybe a split nut? …

Carry the spare, so when it breaks you can slot the replacement in and ride home. Assuming your bike hasn't been damaged, anyway. … A search like "carry baby" here will help you get ideas of what's possible. …

Alternatively you might get this to work -- it's meant for baby buggies (strollers) and holds the weight quite long way back. It might not be rated for your loads though. … I suggest not having the load stick out much behind the back axle -- I've extended my rack backwards to mount panniers with a baby seat, and also used the buggy-mee I linked to above, and I found the centre …

I called Shimano and they said that they no longer support the ST-5500 lever and they do not carry any replacement parts. … A STOPGAP SOLUTION: Rub your hoods with baby powder. It makes them much less sticky, and no more black residue. …

For the ultimate in pizza carrying, you want a pneumatic air suspension, pendulum-based anti-sway bar equipped carrier. This are/were used by ramen delivery bicylists in Japan, although they are getti …

I'm doing road cycling, on hills, over long distances. Typically at the moment, I'll do two 30-40 mile evening rides in just under 2 hours. Generally either 50ft per mile climb or 100ft per mile clim …