Shopping Trolleys

[palinurus]

I filled in a survey for some European cycling organization (the ECF maybe?) and won a trailer- I think it is Dutch (it was a while ago) and it's one of those shopping trolley types- like a Burley Travoy. Anyway, I've never towed it behind a bicycle- I use it as a shopping trolley. Biggish wheels (as shopping trolleys go), big bag. Don't use it very often now because I tend to use my Elephant bike or- more recently- get delivery.

(I wouldn't have bought one though- prefer other trailer designs and it would have made for an expensive shopping trolley)

 

[Gwylan]

Is this what 70 odd years have come to? Reading a thread about shopping trolleys and the size of aisles on busses!

 

[raleighnut]

I'm looking at robust fold down trolleys for the towpath as I get a narrowboat next year.

Maz's Rolser folds flat, biggest dimension is the 6-7" wheels. I don't know if they all do that though

 

[winjim]

Maz's Rolser folds flat, biggest dimension is the 6-7" wheels. I don't know if they all do that though

Wheels pop off mine and although they're nice and large and claim to be all terrain, I think I'd prefer pneumatic tyres to those solid foam ones for proper off road use, towpaths etc.

 

[presta]

The discount vouchers have been replaced by the Clubcard deals, ages ago afair.

It doesn't seem to stop them keep sending me vouchers for a discount if I buy more than I can carry:

I've just noticed that voucher expired the day before it arrived.

 

[Low Gear Guy]

It doesn't seem to stop them keep sending me vouchers for a discount if I buy more than I can carry:

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I've just noticed that voucher expired the day before it arrived.

You will be needing a shopping trolley for your five bottles of Gin