12 INCH BIKE TIRES

Timbuk2 2011 Q Backpack - 282 (Black/Black/Black - Medium)

Our smallest pack, the Q is a cleverly designed daypack for students and commuters. Swing Around access makes it easy to dig without take off your pack and the built-in laptop compartment protects your machine. Front panel of organization is your command center on the go.Features* Super lightweight Mission6 nylon fabric.* Padded, low profile internal laptop compartment for full protection without the bulk* Timbuk2's trademarked Swing Around Access; grab your laptop without taking off your pack.* Lightweight ergonomic shoulder straps are designed to fit people, not robots* Multiple grab straps for easy lifting* Solid internal volume for carrying your daily goods* Super easy-access internal organization area for pens and such* Small external zipper pocket for keys and change* Smart power brick pocket remembers where your cords are so you don't have to.

Katie and I went out to eat on Nicollet Ave. (Minneapolis) with some of Katie's classmates. While we were eating, a limo pulled up to the pub across the street. A wedding party got out, and then the bride and groom got onto a tandem bike and rode up and down Nicollet Ave. We were inside a restaurant, and all I had was my cell phone, with a horrible camera (yes, I'm complaining about a camera on a mobile phone). Fortunately most people had cleared out by the time the couple rode back, so we could get a clear view of them.

Earlier this fall I was playing with this string of droplets, trying to catch people as they rode by on the Galloping Goose trail. This shot shows two people with colorful windbreakers riding by on a bicycle built for two. You can see them in the third droplet from the front.

NOTE: Since all photos in the book are COLOR, you might not find this book effective on the B&W Kindle - but, the FREE Kindle-reader for your PC will display the book in full color.

This attention-getting two-seater was engineered to be built from ONE bicycle, some PVC pipe, and a few miscellaneous parts using typical hand tools many people already have. Use this detailed account of my successes and failures to help you design your own bike. You can spend thousands on a four-wheel commercial bike or you can have the fun of building your own. Sure, you can find plans on the Internet, but the ones I found often required two identical bikes and expensive customized parts from a machine shop (and they still cost more than this book). I will show you how I made mine from a single bicycle I picked up at a yard sale for $10. You'll find many design and construction hints and suggestions along with 38 full-color pictures to guide you. If you are even thinking about attempting such a project, this book is for you.

NOTE: Since all photos in the book are COLOR, you might not find this book effective on the B&W Kindle - but, the FREE Kindle-reader for your PC will display the book in full color.

This attention-getting two-seater was engineered to be built from ONE bicycle, some PVC pipe, and a few miscellaneous parts using typical hand tools many people already have. Use this detailed account of my successes and failures to help you design your own bike. You can spend thousands on a four-wheel commercial bike or you can have the fun of building your own. Sure, you can find plans on the Internet, but the ones I found often required two identical bikes and expensive customized parts from a machine shop (and they still cost more than this book). I will show you how I made mine from a single bicycle I picked up at a yard sale for $10. You'll find many design and construction hints and suggestions along with 38 full-color pictures to guide you. If you are even thinking about attempting such a project, this book is for you.