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Transporting twins?

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  • Started 12 years ago by SRD
  • Latest reply from DaveC
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  1. SRD
    Moderator

    Had a good chat with chap at the NNS on Saturday who is looking for a trailer that could carry his twins. Suggested he check out the forum for useful advice. He's keen on a chariot which is apparently a Canadian make (didn't know that!). I said we'd had good luck with the bike coop trailer, but that it didn't convert to a stroller.

    I also mentioned the Helios, which is fine until they are 3-4 ish, I guess.

    One benefit to the trailer is obviously being able to move it between bikes.

    Any other ideas?

    Posted 12 years ago #

  2. crowriver
    Member

    Bakfiets? Or the Danish Nihola trike?

    Both dedicated solutions, without the same flexibility as a trailer, but both place the kids in front of the rider. Bakfiets is an Both are excellent cargo carriers too.

    Posted 12 years ago #

  3. Arellcat
    Moderator

    The Pashley/Cresswell U+2 used to be the standard for carrying two children, but I think they've been out of production for some time.

    Posted 12 years ago #

  4. ruggtomcat
    Member

    Saw lots of burleys used for this when i was abroad.

    Posted 12 years ago #

  5. DaveC
    Member

    We have a Halfords trailer we may be willing to part with. I'll ask the missus. We have two trailer brackets so we can move between bikes without having to remove wheels.

    Dave C

    Posted 12 years ago #

  6. SRD
    Moderator

    Dave C - Hopefully he will look at the forum! I told him I got mine second-hand through it too :)

    Although, the reason we were talking about them is that someone was selling a brand-new (never out of box) Halfords single trailer, and we were both shocked at how heavy it seemed - much heavier than my double trailer from the coop...

    Posted 12 years ago #

  7. DaveC
    Member

    Well he's fine to try it out with his twins in, and perhaps compare to yours.

    Posted 12 years ago #

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