My Amazing Hubby & The Incredible Bicycle Transformation!
Proud little-boy smile on a man’s face
Grease-smeared, skinned-knuckle hands display
An object immeasurable in its mediocrity
Changed tire, fixed washer, working toilet
It matters not the object
The gift is in the giver
And love makes it extraordinary
L.R.Knost
My hubster is at it again, giving me one of his extraordinary gifts (in addition to the tires, washer, and toilet, lol!).
Watch this site to see this…
Become a hybrid between this…
And this…
He’s at this stage right now…
Mechanics are in place and working, and the basic structure is done. Now he’s working on the platform to support the seats for our two littlest ones. I’ll update with pictures of his progress. What a man!
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More progress…
Hubby hard at work 
Hubs is building the seats as I write this! He’s made everything removable so we can pop it in the back of our 15 passenger van and head for the trails without having to mess with a trailer. So resourceful!
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Almost finished! We’ve been taking it on the trails for a few weeks now as my hubby tweaks the mechanics, and now he’s working on the enclosed topper (to keep the sun off of little heads and the bugs at bay, lol!).
Me with my two youngest
Multi-tasking mama…babywearing and breastfeeding while bike riding! And that’s my talented hubster in the background.
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That is sooo cool! I want one!!
December 31, 2011 at 5:09 pm
I know, right?!? I’ve wanted one for a long time, but they’re thousands of dollars. And then a couple of weeks ago my talented hubby (who built our house, btw!) began sketching and picking up old bikes from the side of the road and from garage sales and friends, and then he started tinkering and cutting and measuring and, voila, a frame for my very own huggy-buggy! So blessed!
December 31, 2011 at 5:38 pm
I LOVE THIS! HOW MUCH HOW MUCH!?!?!
May 22, 2012 at 10:24 pm
When we were looking into them the only ones we could find for sale were thousands of dollars. My hubby said, “It can’t be that hard,” pulled out a piece of paper and sketched a diagram, and a project was born, lol. He’s just used parts from a few garage sale bikes and some scrap sheet metal and some other pieces and parts he had lying around!
May 22, 2012 at 11:41 pm
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