My Bill

Curtis had me make a  couple of racks, one went on a bike for the 2009 manifest show (which he took fifth overall).

hookworm

Been thinking about these little guys a whole lot recently.  poop-foot-bloodstream-lung-intestine, voilà!

Portage things big and small

First off, a disclaimer; this is not recommended or supported.  Use the rack at your own risk!  Weight Rating is a maximum of  25 pounds of stuff on the deck, so I feel there was magic in the air on this damp fall evening when Daniel and Inge pushed off from the curb, into the unknown.  Daniel is riding a nicely blacked-out Rivendell Atlantis… Inge is a guest from the Netherlands, which is quite appropriate.

Photo credit: Smiling Rob.

Dirty Three

Dirty Three came to town the other night.  I listen to them when making racks and most other times as well. Thought it would be good to note this.  photo was taken in 1996, not by me -

Tamar’s Rig

Tamar, Joe, and Faye decided to ride from SF to San Luis Obispo in a three day haul.  Their deadline was an Amtrak train scheduled to whisk them back north  for work on Tuesday morning.. Faye was off the couch and still did it – tough as nails.  Tamar carried a vintage velveeta box filled with dominoes, which were never used. Such is life on the road..

Pre-pigoeon food run at Real Foods. We were heading out to hawk camp in the headlands and were buying hummus and Hav-a-chips.

Curtis Inglis

Curtis not only makes some of the finest produced/crafted/fabricated/concocted/welded/brazed frames around, he also loves his Pass and Stow rack! As seen below in multiple uses- Curtis doing his bit to keep the trails clean. Also, Curtis on a camp-out using the rack to its utmost capabilities.. panniers maxed out, sleeping bag, tent, and a pillow to boot! If you want to see more of bikes, check out Inglis/retrotec.

my fixture + me

It took a year or tinkering and a few big machines to make all the bits to complete this little beast. It’s sitting on a lazy susan made of four skateboard wheels, which allow me to rotate the fixture and reach every joint (23 of them) with ease.

Gabe/pelican/pass & stow

Gabe from box dog went on a little tour and passed along a photo or two. this is about lifestyle, nothing more. its about having all you need on your bike and wherever you go there you are. done and done. Gabe is riding a
Pelican with Berthoud bags, nothing but the best.

Boozelys Pickles

Brad recently got a rack from me, I love pickles and I also love that he picks up and delivers everything on a bike. Below is a Rainbow run for Ball jars and below that is the finished product. Call Brad-eat pickles. http://www.boozelys.com/


benders sale table.
photos care of Brad.