Thanks, CA, I hadn't heard of the Bike Revolution trailers before. I like that they are rain-proof and lockable. Once I get settled into the house, I think I would like to get some sort of trailer for groceries.
I may be down your way in a few weeks. I'll let you know.
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07-13-2008, 04:45 PM #1
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07-13-2008, 05:12 PM #2
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Originally Posted by tulip
I haven't figured out how to lock it yet - haven't been able to find a lock to fit. But, DH did bike back from PetSmart with cat food (20lbs), dog food (40 lbs) and cat litter ~10 lbs. Handled just fine
Emily- We usually do that, but I've running some errands on my own. It's kind of a drag to have to ride home and then ride back out to another store....
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07-14-2008, 02:22 PM #3
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I just today ordered a Croozer cargo trailer!!!! There is a large shopping plaza just 2 miles from me (bike path the whole way there) with 3 grocery stores, a Home Depot and pretty much everything else in between. I've been going to the store nearly every day but I can only get what fits in a backpack so if I need charcoal or soda it has to be the car for now. I was heading off to HD one day and my neighbor asked me to pick up a 12 ft length of 2x4 lumber. I seriously tried to figure out how to do it!!! Of course he was joking. Now if only I could reduce my 125 mile, one way,commute!
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07-14-2008, 02:29 PM #4
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I like the looks of that! Originally Posted by FlyingScot
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07-14-2008, 02:36 PM #5
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I love my Carry Freedom trailer, it's a flatbed. You can strap nearly anything to it. I typically carry a really large plastic tub for hauling stuff. I like the fact that it comes apart incredibly easy and I can store it in my office or at home. Many of the other trailers don't have this feature.
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07-14-2008, 09:57 PM #6
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I have this fantasy about an xtracycle. SGTiger has promised me one when I get back from Iraq. My boss discourages me from riding to work because, as he says, "You never know when you'll need to go pick up a pump or something."
I want to go to our pump supplier, pick up a pump and strap it to the Xtracycle, along with as much other crap as I can put on there. Then I want him to feast his eyes on it.re-cur-sion ri'-ker-shen n: see recursion
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07-15-2008, 05:28 AM #7
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With the Bikes At Work trailer, I can hook up my kayak (um, well, when I get one)! I live very close to the river. Cool!
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07-14-2008, 05:16 PM #8
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A surfboard rack would do it :http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000RBKA2K Originally Posted by FlyingScot
No. maybe not--it only will carry up to ten feet in length.
Sarah
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07-14-2008, 06:05 PM #9
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A bikes at work trailer. They're 12 foot. http://www.bikesatwork.com/ Originally Posted by FlyingScot
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