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  1. Don't know if this has been mentioned here before, but there was picture
    in the "Fjell og Vidde" [1] and I hadn't seen one before:

    http://www.followme-tandem.com/DreamHC/english/e_home.htm

    It's like a trailbike, but you use a normal kids bike and hang the front
    wheel in a sort of rack on the back of the parent's bike. So the child can
    ride on its own, and then attach whenever they get tired.

    Their review was that it was well done, fairly heavy, and while attaching
    and detaching the kids bike is easy enough, attaching the thing itself
    takes some time.

    No dealer in the UK yet I think.

    Roos

    [[1] magazine of the Norwegian mountain organisation

  2. Roos Eisma said:

    Don't know if this has been mentioned here before, but there was picture
    in the "Fjell og Vidde" [1] and I hadn't seen one before:

    http://www.followme-tandem.com/DreamHC/english/e_home.htm

    It's like a trailbike, but you use a normal kids bike and hang the front
    wheel in a sort of rack on the back of the parent's bike. So the child can
    ride on its own, and then attach whenever they get tired.

    It looks better than a trailgator in that it allows the use of the rear
    rack for normal [2] use.

    Interesting...

    ...d

    [2] FGVO normal, ie child seat, rack pack etc.

    Fjell og Vidde is probably best translated as 'Mountain and moor'

    Quoted message said:

    Their review was that it was well done, fairly heavy, and while attaching
    and detaching the kids bike is easy enough, attaching the thing itself
    takes some time.

    No dealer in the UK yet I think.

    Roos

    [[1] magazine of the Norwegian mountain organisation

  3. David Martin said:

    Interesting...

    Is that the sound of welding equipment....?

    Roos

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