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No, the Marin is current town hack, am thinking of an ex-hire MacBike Batavus as a replacement
I just gaffer taped a bit of Karrimat onto the board of the Ute and Greta sits on that, with a foot in each pannier.
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I just gaffer taped a bit of Karrimat onto the board of the Ute and Greta sits on that, with a foot in each pannier.
Sounds like Greta's built of sturdier stuff than Stoner Jr.... 😉 *
Oh, and thanks for the updated review stuff on the Ute that you posted aaaages ago in response to my inane questioning. 🙂
*Disclaimer: other than having been one, I know nothing about children...
did someone mention really useful bikes? Rob here from really useful...good to see stuff written about the Mundo,we have some version ones here with a different spec if your interested...if you want £5 off just ask to claim the voucher mentioned previously....it would be interesting to see a v1 dairy spec mundo and a v2 tested back to back..
bob - how will the mundo seats attach to the rack?
With the version one mundo its difficult to attach child seats to the rack, lots of improvised stuff going on, eventually yuba responded to critism and made the rack slimer for seat to slip right on (apparently), Zaynan from practical is the man for version 2's..
Version 1's is more suited to older kids, loads and general stuff.
This is just my opinion, riding them is what it is all about.....Mundos open up a new way of using a bike thats for sure.
Maiden voyage with Jr today - down to the recycling, then the shops, dropping him off at the nursery after, then on to the Post Office to post three parcels and back via the bookshop. Fully laden out, fully laden back.
He loved it. I think it's fantastic. He even liked his new Thomas the Tank Engine helmet. Sunny day up here too.
Best comment so far while riding the Mundo today; a drunk called me a "stupid f***ing stupid man".
Been looking at tricycles all week, but my head has been turned by the yuba......