Help find a solution: attach Growler Box to bike rack
10-01-15, 07:55 AM
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Thanks DD....this was the bench I got last year and I love it. Seriously heavy butcher block work surface, power strip, lighted...it's perfect for bike-sized projects and smaller.
Amazon.com - Seville Classics UltraHD Lighted Workbench -
Thanks for all the replies and ideas, they all have their merit. I'm going to wait for the latches I ordered on Amazon to arrive, I have high hopes that they'll fit. My next-best is the bungee cords and eyelets, but I have my doubts about the ability of them to hold that much weight when tipping the bike into a corner, I would expect some issues with load shifting. We shall see!
Amazon.com - Seville Classics UltraHD Lighted Workbench -
Thanks for all the replies and ideas, they all have their merit. I'm going to wait for the latches I ordered on Amazon to arrive, I have high hopes that they'll fit. My next-best is the bungee cords and eyelets, but I have my doubts about the ability of them to hold that much weight when tipping the bike into a corner, I would expect some issues with load shifting. We shall see!
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10-01-15, 09:12 AM
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There are 1 or 2 enterprising young lads who obviously can't get a job selling $7 beers at Tiger Stadium, so they try to sell during a Slow Roll ride. Problem is, they're such boneheads, they bungee the Miller case to their rack and expect the flimsy cardboard to hold their cans during a bumpy 90 minute ride.
Besides, who wants warm beer?
Besides, who wants warm beer?
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I note that the properly equipped work space has multiple beer openers cheers 
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Thanks DD....this was the bench I got last year and I love it. Seriously heavy butcher block work surface, power strip, lighted...it's perfect for bike-sized projects and smaller.
Amazon.com - Seville Classics UltraHD Lighted Workbench -
Thanks for all the replies and ideas, they all have their merit. I'm going to wait for the latches I ordered on Amazon to arrive, I have high hopes that they'll fit. My next-best is the bungee cords and eyelets, but I have my doubts about the ability of them to hold that much weight when tipping the bike into a corner, I would expect some issues with load shifting. We shall see!
Amazon.com - Seville Classics UltraHD Lighted Workbench -
Thanks for all the replies and ideas, they all have their merit. I'm going to wait for the latches I ordered on Amazon to arrive, I have high hopes that they'll fit. My next-best is the bungee cords and eyelets, but I have my doubts about the ability of them to hold that much weight when tipping the bike into a corner, I would expect some issues with load shifting. We shall see!
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10-01-15, 11:02 AM
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