B.O.B Trailer Home Storage Solution.
04-12-12, 12:39 PM
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B.O.B Trailer Home Storage Solution.
I just posted of a great way to get your BOB trailer out-of- the-way on my blog: https://mulecycles.blogspot.com/
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
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04-12-12, 12:48 PM
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As a Utility trailer BOB, storage is good, I just sold mine instead,
It was not much good trying to go to Costco, and bring back more
than the 36pack of TP.
so then you get out a proper 2 wheel trailer to carry something
other than your bike touring gear.. they, the Bob trailers do that 1 trick OK.
It was not much good trying to go to Costco, and bring back more
than the 36pack of TP.
so then you get out a proper 2 wheel trailer to carry something
other than your bike touring gear.. they, the Bob trailers do that 1 trick OK.
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04-12-12, 01:27 PM
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those are nice trailers tho. BTW BOBs can be had for $100 used. built like Sherman tanks...not plastic
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04-13-12, 09:01 PM
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Great DIY, I did something very similar in the garage. I bought a threaded rod, probably 5/8", and suspended it using 2x4 blocks to the rafter in the corner. I used the flex pins to keep it hanging in place just like it attaches to the supplemented skewer. I don't think I have picture of it, but I will try to remember to take one tomorrow and post it. It sure is nice to get it off the ground and out of the way, though.
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Thanks, it's a little tall for me to easily attach it, but I like the idea of being able to secure the wheel to the grate.
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Your dog is cute and looks like he/she has attitude.
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Thanks, yeah shes an alpha dog fer sure, but shes not a yapper and loves everyone.
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