Welcome to Urban Bicycle Cargo Layouts! Welcome to the Urban Bicycle Cargo Layouts forum. Share your questions about load dimensions, container materials, balance, and tie-down choices, or describe layout trials you are planning. Reading along is fine too, and new threads on city cargo arrangements are welcome.

Latest activity

  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread A run for Lloyd in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    In August 2000 I let my house in Orakei to a lovely, funny and very clever man called Lloyd Lang. Lloyd was a psychiatrist and although...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread Mother in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    On her Facebook page she used to describe herself as Retired. Recently my mother changed it to Mother. I felt the need at her 80th this...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread Talking past in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    The Blackberry wasn’t talking to the computer according to John Lee, the very helpful IT man at the Campus today. Apparently, it’s not...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread Same change in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    Season 1 Disc 1. By the time you read this (if I’m that lucky!) I will have had my breakfast with the IAP2 group. The topic is authentic...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread True Colours in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    My friends from Melbourne have gone, leaving as they always do, a selection of olives, cheeses, sun dried tomatoes, cold meats and other...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread But in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    I like what you said, but say this next time. I really liked the way you did this, but in future could you watch out for that. This has...
  • S
    Stephen Drain posted the thread So out of touch in Seasonal Urban Cycling Loads.
    This is the darkest week in our recent history. A favourite and much-loved city devastated with loss and destruction on an appalling...
Show older items

About Uqopi

This site hosts English discussion about urban bicycle cargo layouts, from equipment selection to layout trials and usage journals. Threads are organized by category so riders can compare approaches to carrying loads in city settings.

Important Links

Important Links

Online statistics

Members online
0
Guests online
3
Total visitors
3
Totals may include hidden visitors.
Top