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| This is my homemade trailer. I got it since 5 years, and hardly used it before. Now that I am moving together with my GF, I have to move my stuff about 5 kilometers to our new apartment. |
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| First a new desk. The challenge was the big plate. |
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| When I rode to pick up the chair, I cornered with speed and made the trailer run on one wheel. I should be more carefull. |
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| A janitor, gave me some abandoned bikes. |
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| I was asked to bring a ghostbike to a fatal accident location. |
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| Finally starting to move. |
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| My commuter bike was stolen, so I had to use my roadbike. The glass desk was heavy, so I took extra care. |
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| Not enough care. No idea how the desk survived. |
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| The shaft of the trailer broke, so I had to replace it. |
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| Good thing I had this part of a failed diy recumbend bike project at home. |
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| It works out fine. |
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| Time for more stuff. |
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| I also had to redo my old appartment, so went to the hardware store. |
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| Kind of tricky to load paint. |
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| Another load, taken with the camera mounted on the rear rack. |
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| Went to Ikea and the rim gave up. |
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| I was able to get home and replace the wheel. |
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| Damn! I had to brake hard with the empty trailer. The fork gave up, and the wheel made contact with the frame. I was thrown over my bike. |
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| After a useless hospital visit, I collected the trailer with the broken bike. The bag is my girlfriend's, not mine. |
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| The bent fork. |
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| Now I had to use the shitty bike from my girlfriend. No way I would park my other bikes on the street. |
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| Had to use my keychain to attach the trailer. |
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| The trailer is not always needed. |
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| Some more pictures of the moving process. |
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| Some of my bikes. |
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| How I attached the trialer to the road bike. |
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| My complete workshop, including a drill press. |
