Brie's little Prototype SS Nina on the messy table ready for some fun.
Saturday morning she recieved a call for a load of coffee ( 6 large cups and other baked goods ) to a bed and breakfast, I happened to be there with her and seen how hard it is to make this certin delivery on time without the basket, so I decided I needed to make her a rack that would do everything from a bag of food all the way up to hauling a person if needed.
But like I always try to do it, make a quick easy job, a hard complex job by adding to much detail, so here we go, check it.........
done 4 hours later
Custom Koa Wood panels from Hawaii that Andrew at the shop cut for me ( he said its $$$)
OK you ready for this.......
So she can pick up normal orders like this because its got a 12"x12" load area
big enough for a good sized load
O yea and the shiny tubes are road bike handlebars from a 1970 Schwinn road bike ( perfect bends ! )
If she gets a huge order
The front extends out and can add an extra 9" to the front load area for light stuff.
well enjoy- I had a blast this afternoon building it, hope she enjoys it.
4130 chromoly to the streets of San Fran !
"Courier #4 on Route! "
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