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Llauraelysia reacted to JennyH94's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with
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Hi @lauraelysia - As Tom mentioned above, I’m the grateful owner of David’s MkII trailer which he adapted from a Bellelli Eco Mini cycling trailer. “His” name is Spot - here he is - All the components, including the wheels, pack down into... -
Llauraelysia reacted to t2andreo's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with Like.
I told you that David was THE MAN when it come to Camino trailers. I am following this dialog closely, and learning more in the process. Tom
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Llauraelysia replied to the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer.That’s a good idea David. I may try it. I do already own just one crutch from an old injury. It is a good buggy and it’s fair to say I’ve pushed it to its limits dragging it up and down the South Downs not to mention elsewhere. It’s on the...
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Llauraelysia reacted to David's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with Like.
Thanks - just had look at the link and it already does have good ground clearance. Nice buggy. Re the jerking/pivoting up and down .. hardly, similar to the Wheelie, when lifted the main load would be over the axle so pivoting is at a minimum...
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Llauraelysia replied to the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer.Thanks David. It is an Innopet Sporty. https://www.k9wagons.co.uk/sales/p/innopet-sporty-dog-stroller-and-bike-trailer-free-rain-cover-2-year-warranty-included-silver-black I think the lower tray you are referring to is in fact the 'parking...
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Llauraelysia reacted to David's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with Like.
I just had at look at your current buggy, enlarged Well, seems to me that you already almost have what you need. If you look at the wheels in your muddy ground you will see that they are only in up to their tyres - the rims are clear - which...
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Llauraelysia replied to the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer.Thanks Mina. I didn't comment on things like comfort for the dog as I'm fairly confident on that, as she is generally so delighted to be in a rucksack that sometimes she even tries to climb into rucksacks that she has no business riding in (such...
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Llauraelysia reacted to MinaKamina's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with Like.
Radical Design offers the option to rent the Wheelie Cargo V before you decide to buy it ~ or not. Like David, getting on the train would not be on top of the list of my concerns. I would pay particular attention to two things: ease of walking...
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Llauraelysia reacted to t2andreo's post in the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer with Like.
Also, the Hipstar design has been extensively tested, albeit mostly in the US and Canada. The inventor / developer has tested various models, under many varied loads, in every season and many conditions. Much of the testing included obstacles and...
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Llauraelysia replied to the thread Wheelie V versus Hipstar hiking trailer.Cross-posted with you Tom. Thank you for your advice. I do wish I was the least bit handy but it's not among my talents unfortunately... I agree that the extras you've suggested for the Hipstar make sense.
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