I know. I can't help it
In my defence, it's one in, one out. Margaret Hilda is being sold this weekend
Anyway - I did ride it home with the Brommie strapped on the back. It wasn't an ideal maiden voyage, as it made everything a bit top heavy. Here's the proof:
...and here I am riding the beast:
Liz had a go, too:
It's a bit of a mish-mash of parts, this Yuba Mundo. The previous owner wanted a red one, but because the red one is a singlespeed and the blue one has gears, he bought a singlespeed and converted it to six speed.
It's got some home-made running boards and a seat, as well as an attempt to make a kind of stoker bar arrangement for passengers (not installed at the moment). He's replaced the stock tyres for something thinner; I may swop them back.
I'm going to put some mudguards and a centre stand on it and maybe make up some kind of removable luggage box for the back. Probably, I'll just end up buying some plastic crates and zip-tying them to the load bed.
I can't see me commuting on it unless I'm going shopping on the way home or something. It's remarkably heavy and if I wasn't already in awe of Gerald, I certainly am now...
