Best way to carry pizza?
09-08-12, 01:47 AM
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I have a milk crate on the rack on the back of my bike. I put the pizza box on the milk crate and secure it with a small cargo net. If I don't have my cargo net I use a couple of bungee cords. I had no problems bringing home a large pizza this way.
11-16-12, 01:35 AM
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see Wald has a version of a Porteur rack ,now.. their new adjustable length struts
to the Hub axle are better than the old type.
went to retrieve a hot pie on my Bike Friday.. front rack.
I have D rings on the top outside of my Panniers, so a stretch net works..
another buy was a Pauls Flat bed Porteur rack, found an aluminum Pizza Pan fits OK
so I can do the take and bake one of those , maybe bring the pan in
and they can cling wrap it in its cardboard pan over the metal one.
to the Hub axle are better than the old type.
went to retrieve a hot pie on my Bike Friday.. front rack.
I have D rings on the top outside of my Panniers, so a stretch net works..
another buy was a Pauls Flat bed Porteur rack, found an aluminum Pizza Pan fits OK
so I can do the take and bake one of those , maybe bring the pan in
and they can cling wrap it in its cardboard pan over the metal one.
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11-16-12, 01:24 PM
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I usually get the pizza flavored Clif Bars.
Then you just stick em in your pocket.
https://www.clifbar.com/pizza
Then you just stick em in your pocket.
https://www.clifbar.com/pizza
04-01-13, 01:50 PM
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04-02-13, 10:03 PM
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I don't have a rack, and I've never picked up just one box. Sometimes they are three boxes of different sizes. With a trailer I don't worry about strapping them down.
04-03-13, 07:02 AM
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Leaning normally in turns _prevents_ the toppings from sliding. Flat turns, as a car makes, encourage them to slide. Yes, really! This is one of those cases where "common sense" fails many people. Pilots would not make such an error.
The chain deally would be useful for hard stops, but my mind imagines the pizza swinging back down into the head tube when you finally come to rest after a maximum effort stop, and making a mess. For planned stops I imagine you could "fly" the swinging pizza to a gentle landing by modulating the brakes.
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