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Yes, Your Bike Can Carry That - Max Mautner
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I bought an old kids trailer for 20€. Cut of most of the structure and transformed it into a cargo carrier. It can also be converted into a table for use at parties and protests, haha. I can also recommend these click-systems that come with certain racks. Got some stackable Euroboxes to mount on those.