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http://biketrailershop.com/catalog/i...9ca247e5d3b96b
Now I'm having serious trailer-lust.
Envisioning a Costco run with my Surly and a trailer with a big ol' case of toilet paper bungeed atop my cases of SPAM, V8, cheese, eggs, Lara Bars, mushrooms, broccoli... :D
They also have racks and panniers and bags and such. (cheaper than lots of places) And they have a sales page. (Ortlieb handle bar bag, anyone?)
Knott, I'm not the best person to comment on these, but I was looking at getting a trailer a few years ago and the best model at the time was the Bob Yak. They had one at Recycled Cycles when we were there last week.
I'm sure there are a lot of touring peeps on the board that can give you better info though.
A trailer definitely counts for retail therapy.
I've been yearning after the Burley Flatbed (Recycled had one a few months ago) Stable, not too expensive, can put the dog on it in his kennel crate, drag stuff in the rain in one of those Rubbermaid lock-lid tubs, carry a full Costco load, even drag SKnot's bassoon or guitar or whatever, or drag SKnot in a lawnchair like Melavai set up!
http://biketrailershop.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=152
Hmmm, they have http://biketrailershop.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=207
which is big enough for my mutt. ;)
That is very cool. I'd be all over it. You did notice the 100 lb weight restriction right. I don't think I'd try putting SKnott on there, those I'd looooooovvvvvvee to see it.
Sknot is just over 100. Might have to get a Bikes At Work trailer, 300# weight limit! :D ;)
Hmmm, that Croozer is 8 inches wider than the Burley Flatbed... wonder if you can take the cover off and use it as a flatbed trailer? For $40, it might be worth getting instead of the Burley. Dog container, cargo cover, hmmmmmm
The mutt and I just back from a 45 min walk. I want to haul the doggeee. The Burley Tail Wagon we saw as Recycled cycles is rated for a top weight of 50 lbs of doggeeeee goodness. Mae's just above that although with new longer brisker walks who knows :) Both ends of the leash may loose weight.
I'm thinking it would be fun to get a ride in and take her with, also as she gets older and can't walk as far this would be a way to go outside.
I may just wait and see what's left after the remodel :rolleyes:
Knot, Sknot is only going to be "a little over 100" for short months. He's eating a lot, isn't he? He's got a LOT of filling out to do in the next couple of years...
If you want to spend a boatload of money on a dog trailer, look at this. I've got my eye on it for when my ship comes in.
Oooh, those CycleTotes are cool. I like that they use full-size bike wheels.
Just too bad they are seat-post hitch.
Why is that bad? I would think it would be better?:confused:
And the Doggeeeeee Tote is made in USA! :)
Knot - SPAM. You like SPAM? How do you prepare it????
thru an amazing series of coincidences, I'm now the proud owner of a Croozer trailer!
SPAM is good stuff! Musubi, fried, cold, sliced over rice or potatoes, mmmmmm!
aw, come on KNOT, how did it happen?
Which one did you get? I googled it and there are several models.