Towing a Ghost Bike

[Artkansas]

We are getting ready for our "Ride of Silence" next month. We want to tow a "Ghost Bike" behind another. I wonder if anyone has any ideas. The rig has to be durable and fairly flexible because we will be riding over a bridge and up and down some small hills.

[-=£em in Pa=-]

A piece of "U" channel aluminum stock with training wheels bolted to it ??
The Ghost bike could be strapped into the U-channel at the wheels and a chain or pole
from the front of the U-channel and attached to the seatpost of the tow-bike ??

[Rincewind8]

how about something like this:

http://www.trail-gator.com/

[FlatTop]

You could symbolically ride with the ghost bike, each in turn. Secure the headset so that the bars cannot turn, and hold the bar or top tube as you ride.

[Artkansas]

how about something like this:

http://www.trail-gator.com/


That's pretty slick. A Ghost Bike is lighter than a child.

[Artkansas]

You could symbolically ride with the ghost bike, each in turn. Secure the headset so that the bars cannot turn, and hold the bar or top tube as you ride.

A good idea,

Part of our route will be over the Big Dam Bridge so we have a significant hill and always unpredictable pedestrian traffic to contend with. That may make it more difficult as we will have to be single file on the bridge.

http://www.pointhappy.com/gcf/bicycle/BDBDSCF0068b.jpg