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Thinking about cargobikes - watch this!

 
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Motherload, the movie
Or just visit the site, watch the clips, read the stories.

I myself am a huge cargo bike fan. It’s my main mode of transport and every trip, any day of the year brings a smile to my face.
 
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Only in BC - cargo bike snow plow for the place it never snows except when it does.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bike-mounted-snow-plow-1.6693166
 
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Wowza as a bike commuting enthusiast I was rocking along to that trailer. Definitely gonna give that a watch!!

And Jay talk about innovation! I had no idea the electric motors had so much torque. Pushing that amount of snow, and fast, takes a lot of power.

 
His name is Paddy. Paddy O'Furniture. He's in the backyard with a tiny ad.
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