Check out the one we donated to the Bicycle Alliance of Washington's 2002 Auction. We also donated one to Bike Works for their 2005 Fundraising Auction.

If you already own an Xtracycle then please join the Yahoo group Roots Radicals where we can share ideas.
Our friend Todd at Clever Cycles built an integrated Bike/Free Radical called the Xtravois. He also markets an electric assist motor called the Stokemonkey. Aaron, Gypsie and Braxton visited Todd in Portland in May of 2005. Here are the Pictures of the Trip. We did not use a car at all! Another cool product that goes reallly with the Xtracycle is the Down Low Glow from Rock The Bike formerly Fossil Fool.

BottomSiders in Hoquiam, Washington is the place that makes the custom rear pads. They are by far the most comfortable pad made for the Snap-Deck. They are waterproof, durable and have a very nice memory foam. If you plan on hauling kids (or adults!), you owe it to their butts to get one!

This one is green. Gypsie has a white one with a red pin-stripe and Aaron has a blue one with a yellow pin-stripe. Stop by the shop and sit your butt on it!

The Xtracycle is by far the most useful bike product to come out in years. You can carry just about anything, even people! Think of it as a bicycle pick-up truck. Hauling groceries is EASY, 6 Bags no problem!

The attachment fits most 26" mountain bikes (or 700C bikes with brake adaptor). The Free Radical Kit comes with all that is needed (cables, chain, etc.) to attach to most any 7 or 8 speed (in the rear) drivetrain bike with linear pull (V) brakes. Bikes with 5 or 6 speeds in the rear will need some modification or upgrades and 9 speed bikes will need a different chain than comes with the kit.. Older bikes might need a new rear brake as the Free Radical only works with V-Brakes or Disc Brakes. V-brakes with an adaptor will work with most standard old brake levers.

Come see it for yourself at the shop. We now have one in our rental fleet for you to test out. Test rides are free!

Do you find your Xtracycle hard to load large packages or lumber? You need a center stand. Val Kleitz, former owner of The Bikesmith, has invented one. Call us to order! or email val@RideYourBike.com