Video: How to Transport Corgies and Crockpots by Bike in San Francisco
Lugging around groceries, heavy equipment, and even pets on a bicycle might be easier than you think. In the latest edition of her video series of tips for getting around San Francisco by bike, producer Laura Lukitsch featured some regular riders sharing their takes on "the art of carrying things." It's a refreshing way to get introduced to the surprising convenience of pedaling around for your everyday needs.
11:09 AM PDT on July 5, 2013
Lugging around groceries, heavy equipment, and even pets on a bicycle might be easier than you think. In the latest edition of her video series of tips for getting around San Francisco by bike, producer Laura Lukitsch featured some regular riders sharing their takes on “the art of carrying things.” It’s a refreshing way to get introduced to the surprising convenience of pedaling around for your everyday needs.
Check out Laura’s Youtube channel for more from her “Urban Biking” video series.
Note: I’ve never been much of a spotlight hound, but yes, I do happen to appear in this video.
Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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