There are a lot of gear rigs:SG and I have a Ford F250 pulling a three-horse with tack and dressing room rig.
Cassie has a six-foot leather quick-release leash and collar rig.
Larry and the "Daryls" have dual quick-fill, auto-release water dispensers and tempered metal feeding rig.
I am currently rockin"g" my Fender Strat with 10 W practice amp rig (everyone starts someplace).
HARBOR has a Kenwood TM-D710 ham radio with 1/4 wave antenna and portable power supply rig for tracking the high altitude balloon in the field.
My blogging rig is a MacBook Air and iPhone.
But this, my friends, is my new rig: A Burley Nomad cargo trailer for my bike that can haul 100 lbs! While I have been going the grocery store on my bike with saddle bags or hauling stuff by bus, now I am ready to do the big pre-T-day shopping trip...on my bike! 20 lbs of potatoes? No problem. Case of beer? We can handle it, as long as we let it settle a bit before we drink it.
But this, my friends, is my new rig: A Burley Nomad cargo trailer for my bike that can haul 100 lbs! While I have been going the grocery store on my bike with saddle bags or hauling stuff by bus, now I am ready to do the big pre-T-day shopping trip...on my bike! 20 lbs of potatoes? No problem. Case of beer? We can handle it, as long as we let it settle a bit before we drink it.
I'll post some pictures of it actually set up in a bit. In the mean time, I have some details to work out. It says it can haul 100 lbs, but I can't find a motor anywhere on the trailer. Hmmmm. Maybe that is sold separately?
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