E Bikes

[BBGuitar]

I am a (older) guitar player that just acquired a E Bike.

My question is has anyone found a good way to haul a guitar and a small battery amp with their bicycle?

[Jimmy blue note]

There are carts and I've found them to be easy to pull around. Easier than strapping something and raising the centre of gravity and mass on the bike itself.

[ccroft]

There's a busker that commutes by my place to downtown on E-Bike with trailer. He packs at least a National steel, a dread, a banjo, a violin, harmonicas, foot drum and hi hat in a longer version of that trailer.

I don't know how old the OP is, but this guy's been playing the streets of Victoria since '77. He cuts quite a figure with his long grey beard parted by the breeze and over his shoulders as he sails by, with apparently not a care in the world.

Looks to me like the trailer is working great for him.

[Peter C]

Archtop in a gig bag slung over my back, amp strapped on a rear carrier. Easy enough if you're a seasoned biker, though I'd probably leave the L5 at home.

[gitman]

This is a Burley carrier, getting quite popular over here. With this even a heavier amp/cab would pose no problem.
I am just now configuring a light-weight 6.5" cab (like a BUD) coupled with a 100watt SS amp in a pedal format which will easily fit onto the rack on my bike - my HELIX Stomp in a pannier and the gigbag on my back I pedal around town to rehearsals and my teaching jobs : no hassle with parking, it's just as fast as going by car and I can enjoy a bike ride !