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| Briarose wrote:
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Hi Dave I would be quite interested in the outcome of this one, you never know I might even commision you to make me one (or two LOL) Rolo is average size for a Welsh but Megan is stocky but smaller.
We have two electric bikes, we traded in our heavier ones that we took to Portugal and I just loved that bike, but Hubby wanted lighter ones with lithium battery...............they have arrived great, but I wanted one with a throttle and he has got me pedal assisted, so a bit disappointed really.
Might have to make him rethink on mine but for now it is sitting brand new in the shed.
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I think Himself might be right about the bikes Nette. As I understand it the pedal assist means just that - you don't need to pedal very hard at all. Also they have a much greater range. (allegedly  )
The dog carrier - if and when I get it sorted I'll certainly post details. It would be a lot easier to have Gracie on the carrier, as there would not be a bulky trolley to carry and store. It would also need a lot less effort to pedal along like that.
Watch this space. 
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 4:09 pm |
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We actually had the bike rack that carried four bikes, as I say the other bikes were heavier and bulky, if you do find a solution I am wondering if we could carry such a thing on the bike rack now that we have smaller bikes.
I am just going to have to have a real go on the new bike............just worried as sometimes my knee plays up a bit. We met a couple in the Algarve that had the Powerbyke though and I was really impressed.
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Hey Dave, what's wrong with the wheel barrow
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 5:43 pm |
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| bigbazza wrote:
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Hey Dave, what's wrong with the wheel barrow
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Nowt Baz, but I'm worried about the men in white coats coming to call if I hitch that up behind the bike. 
Gracie enjoys riding in it, so I doubt if there will be any problems with a trailer or a box on the carrier.
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