It's tricky, but I've bungeed front wheels alongside my rear rack. Two connections on the front of the wheel and one to the towed bike's fork. Get it right and it's a trailer (not for riders though) Unfortunately I've no pictures, but I promise it's a thing. I've also tried the upside down kids bike with the top of the bars lashed on top of the rear rack, that method makes the pivot a little jumpy, it's nice to keep the headset of the towee as low as you can get it for less floppiness. -Kai
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