Lots of people missing the point- not abusing and keeping an tool maintained is easy when the market is enthusiastic about said tool. Which is essentially what

Lots of people missing the point- not abusing and keeping an tool maintained is easy when the market is enthusiastic about said tool. Which is essentially what most of the cargo bicycle market is right now. Pushing it to a wider audience and expanding your users pushes the needle in one direction only: those less enthused about care and maintenance. It also means less skilled riders, less common sense, more abuse, etc. And if you want to open a business doing this as a service- you have 2 groups of clients: Cyclists and non-Cyclists who own bicycles. I don't really want to imagine having to deal with either of those as my primary clients. For entirely different reasons. Unless I was charging absurd amounts.