I use a Quiver Kaddy which is a local product. Looks like this but I have the optional SUP attachments to carry 3 SUP boards, or in my case, 2 boards and a bunch of paddles.




www.quiverkaddy.com

Hi Gemm!

I could not find any transport systems in shops in Sweden so I made my own

Very easy to do, just a few difficulties with getting the front part, to hold the thing together.
It is fine for walking, but behind the bike is not 100% yet.

Her is a few pics .

Great idea WindWarrior, could you please post a photo. Thanks

There's some neat ideas there. I like yours Hammer! Very neat.
I'd prefer the board to be flat like that - do you quiver caddly blokes have any problem with them getting blown around (over) in the wind?

The wheels spread out wide to help stop this and give stability. I have had no probs with mine.

Hi Mate

The biggest I have had on it has been a 11'6". I used to bring the board all the way forward and hold the nose. I now have 9'6" and a 14' but have not had the 14' on it yet. Use the car for this one.

I worked out if I had something with wheels I'd have to walk the lonwouldn't be able to negotiate down the side of the house and around 2 roundabouts if it was on wheels....

So -
I just got a Big Board Schlepper and have used this a few times this week, including on one day where it was so windy I would not have got the big board (11' PSH WAA) up the beach without it, let along the other 600-700m home.

www.bettersurfthansorry.com/stand-up-paddleboard-carriers-s/121.htm

Board doesn't even have to touch the sand, I inclip the carrier from the board in the water, stuff it into the bum bag and off I go, reverse the process on the way home...so easy! Makes the whole process a lot more manageable, I wish I had got this a month ago

nice butchering job elbeau

We have owned a quick caddy for a few years now and it is still going strong. I bought it for my wife as her DC11 is one of the early models without a carry handle. Having the quick caddy enables her to get the board down to the creek without having to carry it on her shoulders - great investment.

The off roader, Where ever you can ride a bike it can go! Tows behind a bike great I ride 2kms to a beach spot on cycle ways some hills bends to navigate. A head turner seems every one wants one. It cost about $40. Wheels are from Kmart "green machine wheels $11. each" , the tow hitch is simple just thread the platic poly pipe in to the PVC fixed tube onto the bike. I use just a piece of pipe to secure it from falling out. Mods-If I made another one I would lift the axil height by 4" to give a little more ground clearance may be narrow down the wheel base. Floats over beach sand. Board in the bag is a 10' Naish Mana, I have left extra ropes for more boards you could carry a 12' SUP no wories!