Krankie Cargo Bikes

This much loved & used Krankie cargobike belonging to customers Sascha & Katya was stolen from UNSW this week. Orange cabin with distinctive multi coloured climbing holds. If spotted in Sydney please message Katya 0404 235966

Friday afternoon trip down to the new dog beach.

Quality time for Phoebe and family exploring Sydney's waterfront trails.

Krankie is fortunate to have a comprehensive write up this month in Phil Latz's Micromobility report, April issue. Phil is a bicycle media veteran, owning a number of prominent Australian cycling publications in the past. Micromobility report brings together a host of information on products (bikes, ebikes, cargobikes, scooters ...), local infrastructure issues, recreation topics (rail trails, MTB parks etc) to name a few. Free to subscribe. Great work Phil.

Made in Australia – Krankie Cargo Tricycles - Annual Guides - Micromobility Report Andrew Graf is manufacturing possibly the most complex bikes ever to be made in Australia. Krankie Cargo Bikes are tilting tricycles but not the usual kind!

Marty's preschool drop-off (without the removable lid no doubt) and UNSW commute vehicle. That's Krankies heading to UNSW from east & west sorted, looking for northies and southies.

First trike delivered with a rain/sunhood, finally got there. Master marine upholsterer craftsman & long term friend Luke from 1980's share house days recruited to develop the patterns & machine up the first products. I doubt there are better quality hoods in the hood.

A recent trailer project for a local social enterprise www.localcycle.com.au "we collect- we recycle-we grow" "Localcycle is a unique at scale recycling management system for cafes, restaurants and businesses that diverts organic waste away from landfill. " Good work Localcycle, very interested to watch their progress. See https://www.krankie.com.au/trailer/ for further information on this product.

Krankie is now offering a cabin seating solution for toddlers 6 - 18 months, the Melia Comfort 4-S seat. See https://www.krankie.com.au/accessories/ for further details.

With a colour and leather trims to match their Mini Cooper, avid cargobikers Karen & Steve are excited about getting down to the inner city growers markets, shops & dog parks on their new Krankie.

Nundle to Armidale via Kootingal, Limbri, Walcha Rd & Uralla over the final 2 days. Beautiful scenery & quiet roads (besides the final 30kms on the New England Hwy). A cracking welcome by my friends Kate & Pete in Armidale, some much appreciated R&R enjoyed with them before training back to Sydney.