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how do you mount it on a Silvio? There's nothing to screw it into?

recumbutt I used to get a numb *ss on my burley, but not my Silvio. I did add a couple inches of memory foam (sculpted a pillow from Wally's and used the scrap for a headrest), made new stretchy fabric covers that has the original padding and the memory foam. No numbness. I think my feet...

Brilliant See, a good headrest need not be fancy or expensive. Good job. I hope this inspires more creativity. Obviously if you ride a Cruzbike, you are different and creative.

foam I went to Walmart and bought a memory foam pillow. I actually bought it to sculpt a thicker seat cushion and used the leftover for the headreast.

Kickstand, headrest Wow! $90 for a piece of aluminum and a foam pillow from Volae! This wouldn't work with the Silvio anyway. There's nowhere in the middle you'de want to put it, you'de hurt access to that secret compartment behind your back which for me, has a $20 bill on a wire, and a...

dog, headrest Yes and Yes. Yes, I use the headrest all the time, it's great. Yes, I could take orders, but really, why? It's so very cheap and easy. Yes, she rides there, loves it. When she goes out the garage door she immediately goes to the bike. Helmet? There is only one helmet made...

make your own sip-a-way, cheaply 1 large water bottle you already own, couple feet of tubing from your local hardware store, sip-valve off your old backpacking camelback you won't be needing since Cruzing is so much more fun, and one bottle coozy to keep beverage cool. See picture below. The...

head rest AH! Figured it out. Thanks.

I made a comfy, springy simple headrest using two pieces flat aluminum stock (could use yardsticks), a rectangle, couple bolts, memory foam, and fabric. I bent the aluminum stock (1" x at least 24") around a piece of pvc pipe, drilled holes to match the back seat, bolted them on, then bolted on...