This popped up in my Facebook feed; it looks jolly good fun for the kiddies.
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That'll be interesting when you forget you've got it on and try to ride past a tree.
And obviously every ffffing dedicated cycleway in the UK is a complete non-starter.
Top marks for nichesquatting, though.
What an ugly baby!
Do you love daddy?
It looks like it has a pivot system to keep it on the ground while the bike leans over. Seems like a missed opportunity to make your kid scream by hard left cornering with the sidecar in the air.
Looks like a great idea. 🙂
I foresee hands in spokes, or picking dogshit off the tyres while you wait at junctions or feeding scarves, teddybears and fruit packs into drivetrains. Trailer? yes, sidecar? no. My dog would probably love it. As would the kids.
This is my son. Why, yes, he does have one arm.
I wonder how much luggage that would carry?
#sidepacking
Presently no quick way to disconnect (?) - hope brake T-piece splitter to sidecar ... scroll down....
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.... loving the linkage - wheelie too 🙂
Sidecars were once common on tandems, and occasionally a triplet.
Tandem and dual sidecar?
#uberniche
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Better than being sat behind a wheel in a trailer. It does maybe need finger guard on spoke/wheel area.
