Waitrose, (back in 2009) but for some reason they seemed to choose the ones with steep hills adjacent to the store!
We had them locally, but with our own Bikehod, Carry Freedom and Cyclone, we have never needed to use them
Anyone ever towed a granny shopper.
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Waitrose, (back in 2009) but for some reason they seemed to choose the ones with steep hills adjacent to the store!
We had them locally, but with our own Bikehod, Carry Freedom and Cyclone, we have never needed to use them
I've just recently won a Royal Shopper http://www.andersen-shopper.de/en/products/shopper-collection/royal-shopper-plus-aluminium I haven't used it enough to get a really good idea as to how well it works yet but it is basically a shopping trolley (a good one at that- which can double up as a barrow for moving stuff around) which can also be attached to a bike (either by a rather cumbersome bracket or a better fitting which attaches to a bike rack). It can be easily detached for wheeling around the shops. It is a bit tricky to tow when empty- quite easy to set if off skipping from wheel to wheel if you take it a bit too fast over uneven roads, I take speed bumps very slowly. It handles better with some shopping in it. The wheels are larger and better quality than you get on most shopping trolleys. It also folds up quite small.
For shortish trips I think it is pretty useful but in general I prefer a trailer that attaches close to the rear axle of the bike.
For shortish trips I think it is pretty useful but in general I prefer a trailer that attaches close to the rear axle of the bike.
