thread: [advice] Bike trailer/stroller - good brands, what to look out for

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2005
    Moura, QLD, Australia
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    depends how much you want to spend do you want one that becomes a pram ?? we got a cheapie from big w and its fantastic... I only paid $80 but ithink they are around $199 normal price.. if you wnat to spend big $$$ the taga bikes are fantastic if only hubby would part with the money I would have one in a shot LOL

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    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
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    Chariot! Without question! We have had a cheapie, just for groceries. It was a rough ride, the wheel fell off once on the road, after two years the frame got a bit wobbly. It served its purpose, but now that we own a chariot (got an ex demo for a very reasonable price) we are both prepared to propose marriage to it. It rides like a dream, it's slim and sturdy, and it has so many nifty features. They are just so well designed.

    And they can totally handle dirt roads. You can buy thm with an offroad kit, or probably retrofit if you go second hand. All win.

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    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
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    I'm with audax on this one.

    You certainly don't want a cheapie off road and th chariots are excellent.

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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    thank you. ooh, they do look nice. bit more pricey than i thought they would be

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    Apr 2006
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    I bought my hubby one - Pacific. It at the time had the largest weight capacity around at 36kgs. He really liked it - so much so that when I suggested selling it now the big girls were on bikes and Miss A could go on a bike seat that he said no, and he'd rather use the trailer.

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    Ouiinslano
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    thank you. ooh, they do look nice. bit more pricey than i thought they would be
    They really hold their value though. Definitely worth it.

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    Nov 2006
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    We had a croozer! Awesome! You can change it onto a pram so when you arrive at where you are riding you can still push the kids around...I think it was around $400. But we'll worth it...we sold it though cause the kids have their own bikes now:-(

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    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
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    That is something to think about. The resale after you have finished using it. We bought a croozer second hand on eBay, which was really good and sold it after for almost the same as what we paid. So it was overall cheaper than buying a cheaper one and having it fall apart.