Roadwork: Trek x or Trek y??

[KnottedYet]

Was it clear that I meant the women's B67 vs the mens'?

B67 vs B67s ?

not plural B67

elk

The big difference is the length of the nose. The "women's" B67-S (which stands for "short") has a shorter nose. I like long noses, and don't find the long nose catches on my skirts, so I prefer the normal B67. Both of my B67's are B67. (no "Short")

[fastdogs]

I use a springer attachment to roadwork my dogs, we usually go about 3 miles with some pavement but mostly gravel. I like the looks of the walkydog, how do you like it? I like that it comes on and off easily; I just ordered a folding bike and it would be nice not to have the big springer sticking off the side, and it's not all that easy to detach it. I do like that I can attach another springer on the other side and do a dog on either side of the bike, but usually I just attach two dogs to one side. They are very prey driven and so far they've never pulled me over- the park where we bike has a lot of deer.

[elk]

I use a springer attachment to roadwork my dogs, we usually go about 3 miles with some pavement but mostly gravel. I like the looks of the walkydog, how do you like it? I like that it comes on and off easily; I just ordered a folding bike and it would be nice not to have the big springer sticking off the side, and it's not all that easy to detach it. I do like that I can attach another springer on the other side and do a dog on either side of the bike, but usually I just attach two dogs to one side. They are very prey driven and so far they've never pulled me over- the park where we bike has a lot of deer.

Hi fastdogs (greyhounds???!?!?) My walkydog JUST came in the mail today, and we're not quite ready to do more than trial/training "walks" yet....but if you go to the sitstay website...)where I got mine) you might find more info. I have another link too...hang on...
http://www.sitstay.com/store/equip/eq6.shtml
http://www.petexpertise.com/cgi-bin/cp-app.cgi

I'll let you know what I discover as I discover it!!!
elk