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Have you ever thought how great it would be to take mans best friend along on your next trip? … well now you can!

I spotted this the other day and thought it deserved a picture. The dog seemed to be guarding the shopping … well I assume it was because it was sat on it. I have to say the box didn’t look too steady, it was held on with a single bungee, not that the dog seemed bothered!


Perhaps this is the start of a whole new bikepacking trend. Out goes ultralite and in comes ultracheap … you never know!

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