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Transport to and from water
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Thanks for all the recommendations. I've purchased the one Nick has recommended. It's spot on and looks ideal for camping too
Thanks to everyone again 🙂
Thanks to everyone again 🙂
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As with the previous post.
The biggest problem will be the link on the bicycle.
The biggest problem will be the link on the bicycle.
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If it don't fit, use a hammer to make it fit....
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Depending on how big your boats are try this. I use one like this for my sail boats.
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I wonder about the frame and spring suspension of an old baby carriage. Just the rear axle but full frame with a “ S “ bent bar to connect near the seat. The suspension could be adjusted based on payload weight.
You’ll definitely want to baby the cargo as much as possible, but have enough space for you support equipment.
Oh this just sets the mind to conjure ideas… would love to see the end result of your tag along.
Buddy, you’re young, I hope this is only a temporary setback
Good luck, take care
You’ll definitely want to baby the cargo as much as possible, but have enough space for you support equipment.
Oh this just sets the mind to conjure ideas… would love to see the end result of your tag along.
Buddy, you’re young, I hope this is only a temporary setback
Good luck, take care
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Don’t get stressed, CAUSE IT !
📝 Transport to and from water
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Hello everyone
I'm wondering if anyone has built a trailer that can attach to a bike for taking models to the pond. With my medical issues I've had to resort to not using the car and have bought an e-bike.
I was thinking it would be far better to have a trailer to pull my boats and equipment along rather than the rucksack I'm using just now as models are arriving with cosmetic damage along with paint blemishing
Any recommendations would be fantastic. I can leave some boats at the clubhouse however I enjoy having them home to tinker with and my shelves would look hollow without them
Thank you
Scott
I'm wondering if anyone has built a trailer that can attach to a bike for taking models to the pond. With my medical issues I've had to resort to not using the car and have bought an e-bike.
I was thinking it would be far better to have a trailer to pull my boats and equipment along rather than the rucksack I'm using just now as models are arriving with cosmetic damage along with paint blemishing
Any recommendations would be fantastic. I can leave some boats at the clubhouse however I enjoy having them home to tinker with and my shelves would look hollow without them
Thank you
Scott
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Scott (Haggis)
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