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A wood bicycle rack

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  1. I built a wood rack to go on my bicycle. For one reason or another I
    didn't like what's available from the manufacturers.

    Here it is if you'd like to see it:
    http://www.keystandard.com/rack/index.htm

    All the supplies came from Home Depot. It weighs 9-1/2 ounces. The
    wood is 1/4" oak, that I coated with UV resistant urethane. And the
    dowel rod is 1/4" aluminum.

    It's rock solid and could probably carry a panier, but I'm not going to
    use it for that. I just need it to carry a stuffsack filled with extra
    clothing.

    I was also thinking about building a bookshelf to go on the handlebars. 8^)

  2. nice!
    now slab two ply sides from the rack to the eyelet above the axle
    protruding above the rack surface in three areas for other downward
    rope loops
    four lightening holes each side topsloped or rounded for good shockcord
    grip
    oak sucks use ply.

  3. Bruce W.1 said:

    I built a wood rack to go on my bicycle. For one reason or another I
    didn't like what's available from the manufacturers.

    Here it is if you'd like to see it:
    http://www.keystandard.com/rack/index.htm

    All the supplies came from Home Depot. It weighs 9-1/2 ounces. The
    wood is 1/4" oak, that I coated with UV resistant urethane. And the
    dowel rod is 1/4" aluminum.

    It's rock solid and could probably carry a panier, but I'm not going to
    use it for that. I just need it to carry a stuffsack filled with extra
    clothing.

    I was also thinking about building a bookshelf to go on the handlebars. 8^)

    Very nice!

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  4. Bruce W.1 said:

    I built a wood rack to go on my bicycle. For one reason or
    another I didn't like what's available from the manufacturers.

    Here it is if you'd like to see it:
    http://www.keystandard.com/rack/index.htm


    That's rather smart. Wood is good!

    --
    Dave...

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