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'donky bike' by ben wilson
image by john selby
a simple versatile load carrier, the 'donky bike' by ben wilson is designed for urban living, offering an easy way to transport cargo around town.
the utility vehicle has been conceived, considering the load-carrying designs of the nethlerlands in combination with the strength and simplicity
of BMX components, resulting in a compact two-wheeler which has a strong, durable frame with low-maintenance components which can be
universally replaced and repaired.
the bike features a square-section beam which carries the overall load set-upon it, and offers a platform in which front and rear attachments
can be connected easily, supported on 20" wheels. there is ease of handling and steering even at low speeds through traffic, and loaded with goods.
the key to easy riding is to transfer the weight down through the frame without 'hanging' your cargo on the handlebars.

the two-wheeler affords loads on both the front and back via a square-section beam
image by john selby

cargo can be easily transported via front and rear racks
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cargo can be easily attached through the use of bungee cords
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the two-wheeler was conceived considering the load-carrying designs of the netherlands in combination with the strength and simplicity of a BMX bike
image by john selby

the front and rear racks can be removed for storage
image by john selby

mechanical component details
images by john selby

the 'donky bike' is made for urban living
image by jens marott
donky bike - a versatile load carrier
video courtesy of donkybikeTV
una mulita!!!
So I think we all get that you can put different things on a plane surface but how do you prevent the things falling of the platform when the unexpected kicks in and you have to make a turn?
Show!!!
http://james.architectureburger.com/cycle/cargo.html
@Victor~Bungee cords. Of course they weren’t shown on the pictures to avoid visual clutter.