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I can NOT imagine carrying any kind of lumber on a PCX. I go to the grocery stores on my PCX, or to a department store, or even a hardware store, but not for lumber. Way too bulky. I saw someone put a 2x4 on his bike and he didn't make it out of the parking lot.
As for a large pizza, I've never thought about carrying one. That would be a trick. I have an idea, but I haven't tried it. Here is my idea. Like I said, I have not tried it. If you have a tailbox, take it off for the trip for pizza. Put a piece of square plywood on top of the tailbox rack, with small legs on the wood to make it a flat surface. Run a bolt through the center of the plywood and rack with a very large washer and a wing nut on the bottom that will hold the plywood tight. You should be able to bungee cord the pizza to the plywood, or use a ROK strap or two.
Someone needs to try this sometime and let me know if it works. As far as putting all of this on top of the tailbox instead of just the rack, that is something I haven't thought about.
If you are going to use your PCX as a going-to-the-store vehicle, I am amazed at all of the interesting ways the bike has been used to carry stuff. I think the Asians get away with a lot of things we wouldn't even think about doing.

Smaug wrote:

Country house roll pumpkin eggs: Sorry that is not photographed, when transported on the PCX
Last lot was loaded, when he went to a country house in the grocery store birthday. The funny thing is that when I bought all products, I decided to purchase a beach umbrella with a length of 1.2 meters, and it has not been the case with a shoulder strap. Had to put along on the seat and then sit on top of him, the height was as a passenger in the back and barely got a toe to the ground. Half the products were placed in a backpack, under the seat, but that didn't hold, hung up on the wheel in the center. So, drove about 20km on the highway, at speeds of 80-100km/h package handlebar loud rustling and wanted to leave.
A few times I hung the package on the arm or on the steering wheel to the left, if the trip is quite short.
Honda Lead in terms of capacity, probably more convenient, there is a platform where you can place bags of food.

[quote="Mel46"]Let me see what I have that you may not be able to see. I have a cup holder on the crossbar,

Mel, what kind of cup holder do you have and do you know where you got it?

There are all sorts of cup holders out for bikes. I purchased one that is normally used on a bicycle, but I have seen RAM mounted ones that are great too.
https://smile.amazon.com/Bell-Clinch-To ... cup+holder

https://smile.amazon.com/Mount-Self-Lev ... cup+holder