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Larry vs. Harry have reimagined the cargo bike into something anyone would be thrilled to ride, even when hauling a bunch of groceries home. While the Bullitt is longer than your average bike, it’s not that much wider or heavier, thanks to the hardened aluminum frame.
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Larry vs. Harry have reimagined the cargo bike into something anyone would be thrilled to ride, even when hauling a bunch of groceries home. While the Bullitt is longer than your average bike, it’s not that much wider or heavier, thanks to the hardened aluminum frame.
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“This magnificent velocipede is a cargo bike with a body crafted exclusively from sustainable bamboo. The brainchild of industrial designer Michael Downes and master shipwright Jeff Sayler, it was created for the Oregon Manifest, a competition designed to get Portland residents out of their cars and onto two wheels.”