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PVC and Milk Basket Bike Basket

Step 7Some Pipe Insulation for Aesthetics Mostly

Some Pipe Insulation for Aesthetics Mostly
Done, now I can fetch veggies and other things.

Removal will be simple.

Unscrew screws and remove seat and lift off.

It's quite sturdy.
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Nov 5, 2011. 3:29 PMTren509 says:
Thanks, this looks good! But how sturdy do you think it is really? I plan to commute to and from school on it, which is about 6 miles; if I were to put about 8 - 12 pounds worth of text books in it, would I have to fear the basket falling apart mid ride?
Nov 19, 2011. 6:52 AMrakejooney says:
But i think if you go the DIY route its about as sturdy as you make it.. the PVC won't break until higher weights I dont think, more ti would be making sure the screws wont come loose(happened to me) or that you use a strong sealant
Nov 19, 2011. 6:51 AMrakejooney says:
if you are worried about that, consider purchasing a metal bike rack (~30$ for me) that has a high weight rating! I bought one that can do up to 35 lbs I think.. (I have a boombox that I strap onto it)

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