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bike trailers
Aug. 19th, 2014 09:19 amI want one. we have one, but it needs work and doesn't get used as much as I thought it would - the connector is on mr-bassman's bike and he has a seat so hard and so narrow that I risk splitting in half every time I ride it.
I'm very impressed by this Maya trailer. It's designed to turn into a wheelbarrow when you take it off the bike. I can see it would be useful for carrying that wooden chest I planned to build for the armour I need to refurbish that I never wear. It might be a bit flimsy for the sort of weight I'm imagining though. I can't find an Australian distributor either.
I really like the attachment method in this instructable. It seems sensible and reusing and within my skill set. Although it would not be a particularly quick release.
Now I've got that off my chest, I can go and get that work done.
I'm very impressed by this Maya trailer. It's designed to turn into a wheelbarrow when you take it off the bike. I can see it would be useful for carrying that wooden chest I planned to build for the armour I need to refurbish that I never wear. It might be a bit flimsy for the sort of weight I'm imagining though. I can't find an Australian distributor either.
I really like the attachment method in this instructable. It seems sensible and reusing and within my skill set. Although it would not be a particularly quick release.
Now I've got that off my chest, I can go and get that work done.
