Packing LF Gear on bicycle trailers

[Colin Graham]

Sure, anyone who has ever ridden a bike off-road realizes that vibration is an issue. But to my knowledge there's no bike, setup, accessory, or eastern discipline for that matter that completely addresses the issue of vibration without causing problems elsewhere. So if we're discussing strategies for transporting LF gear on a bike offroad it's sort of a moot point- or at least one better served by the subject of packing. Anyway, I think the possibility of damaging gear is a reasonable risk, far outweighed by the possibility of enjoying two of my favorite hobbies at the same time. But I get that some would prefer not to do it.

[sun of sand]

Wanted a Bob for a long time but I know deep down I wouldn't use it

I actually did find an old trailer on clist
Bike-a-boose
Well built two wheeled open seat with padded
Well, like a mini couch or wing chair on wheels
Rickshaw style. Attached to seatpost

Had a large basket on the back
Fenders


I took a pelican case in the seat and strapped it down
Tripod tied down across the back upright
Pack with holders drinks coat etc in basket

Worked really well. Took it into marsh trail system and was quite nice. Beat walking for the most part

But living in rural areas without much to photograph that's new I felt like I covered what I could and it has since sat