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I'd leave those wheels.

Okay I've looked at everything and none of them really satisfy my off bike needs.

What about a high quality collapsible basket for the rear rack? Anybody familiar with anything like that?

that way I can just throw whatever bag I'm already carrying around in there.

EDIT
This may do it

https://www.amazon.com/Bushwhacker-Omaha-Bicycle-Grocery-Accessories/dp/B00B4ZKZK0

seems this fits the bill:

https://northstbags.com/collections/bicycle-bags

Pannier for my cargo bike rear rack (Axiom MK3 Unifit journey) when the kids are in the front and we are going to the beach or similar. Needs to be something that also functions like a shoulder bag etc etc. can be comfortably carried around and plopped down with sandwiches in it. Can be taken inside the house and hung up in the hallway without being intrusive.

Nothing to techy.

kind of hip.

etc etc

Any ideas?

That tile is so awesome.

I have birkenstocks, and wear them, but looking for something different. ]]

the bedrocks look nice, but turned off by the between the toe thing. maybe that's irrational of me.

though these aren't bad:
https://www.teva.com/men-sandals/cross-strap-trail/1107749.html

on second thought, I just don't think they're for me.

the reason i can't find any I like is that I don't like them.

This thread is destined live in the back pages, but thought I'd see what I get out of it anyway.

I needs new sandals for summer.

they need to hit right on target: Stylish enough to not look lazy, can get wet, durable, fit securely enough to run in.

any recommendations?

can't believe how awesome the r56 looks on fat tires.

summer and winter mode. such a happy playful guy.

Busted out the 20 today. Forgot about it.

The hyperdramatic photo is a joke. Cool bike though.

Got out the tall bike for a hoot.

You could use the sideboard and base board, but It would be uncomfortable and also a tight fit. The box use is significantly wider than the bike giving more space. It has a bench seat. Usually there's blankets in there to make it cozy. No canopy.

It is a fantastic cargo box that you can really abuse. I regularly use it for terrible things such as bricks, sand, firewood, garden and yard waste.

The sides come off and it becomes a flat bed.

I've posted ad nauseum on here about it.

They'd fit, not cramped but definitely snug. The kiddos would have to cooperate. You'd struggle to fit much beyond a soccer ball in it at the time, unless the 2 year old agreed to squeezing in.

What the fack?

Ours are going nuts. Probably 50 of them scattered around our yard. In the back of this random photo you can see a bunch.

The photo was supposed to be start to a video of a nice summer rain. I include the video for fun:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KLcuX1X4c5mLQ9269

To the left in the back is all fresh dirt and grass seed with a new slate patio. Just waiting for the seed to come in. Going to be nice. I spaced.out the slate so the grass fills in the gaps.

Giant bong, of course.

I have an EBullitt with e6100 drive. It's unstoppable and I put two kiddos (3 year and 1 year old) in it. I can fit one large shopping bag in it with the kiddos fairly easily. Knees bent.

I've very often loaded it up with 200 lbs of cargo. In a few isolated hair-raising occasions I even had 300 lbs of cargo. I wouldn't recommend that. Not including my own weight. So over 450 lbs. Not recommended, but worked.

I got a premade box from Splendid Cycles in the States. It converts from a kid / grocery carrier to a flat bed in seconds. Holde Box. I love it.

https://www.splendidcycles.com/products/bullitt-accessories

Everyone loves peanut butter. I prefer almonds for health because I've got tiny children who prevent me from engaging in narcissistic levels of exercise. I like when markets have a selection of nuts which you can then grind for yourself fresh.

Cashews, peanuts, almonds, add salt or not.... Etc.

You can also make it your self with a good blender or processor.

Just get a few consultations. They're free. Sometimes these folks can accomplish a lot of surprising things very very quickly. We had 5 trees taken down - 3 of which were hard to get to - in half a day. Really amazing how fast it was.

If it's helpful, your neighbors may be glad to allow access. Ask them. They'd probably leap at the idea.

Garden time.

Do not plant the berberis unless you want a giant piece of thorny misery growing in your garden.

it's not something where caulk would normally perform well.

you could replace the baseboard, but that not simple and would need paint as well as new matching baseboard.

you could get small thin strip of wood and augment the existing baseboard taking care to appose the floor well, then paint.

I would personally leave it alone.

unfortunately removing that caulk is going to be near impossible.

they sell adhesive hooks which are basically permanent until you want to remove them. Would work perfectly.

example: https://www.amazon.com/FOTYRIG-Adhesive-Waterproof-Stainless-Bathroom/dp/B07DS5MDD3?ref_=ws_cp_55a790cd4761cecad64b_p_1_i_p&th=1