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Luggage trailers

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  1. Anyone any experience of any luggage trailers for towing behind a bicycle?

    We are looking for something that will fit through the front door and live under the stairs. We briefly tried the Blue Bird 5-in-1 trailer with cargo bars from Monz but we found it too large and heavy (16.6kg) and it was very slow to assemble and disassemble.

    It's only really for shopping - we'll probably stick to paniers for touring.

  2. altis said:

    Anyone any experience of any luggage trailers for towing behind a bicycle?

    We are looking for something that will fit through the front door and live under the stairs. We briefly tried the Blue Bird 5-in-1 trailer with cargo bars from Monz but we found it too large and heavy (16.6kg) and it was very slow to assemble and disassemble.

    It's only really for shopping - we'll probably stick to paniers for touring.


    BOB Yak or Ibex should do the job.
    http://www.bobtrailers.com/trailers/yak.php

  3. altis said:

    Anyone any experience of any luggage trailers for towing behind a bicycle?

    I've pulled a trailer many hundreds of miles behind a bicycle, both on tour and for local shopping.

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    We are looking for something that will fit through the front door and live under the stairs. We briefly tried the Blue Bird 5-in-1 trailer with cargo bars from Monz but we found it too large and heavy (16.6kg) and it was very slow to assemble and disassemble.

    It's only really for shopping - we'll probably stick to paniers for touring.

    I have an old BOB single-wheel trailer that is narrow enough for any doorway, and has been my choice for touring; but my even-older Bykaboose two-wheeler holds more for shopping, and folds rapidly into a small space.

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