gasinayr
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- Location
- Ayr Scotland
Has anyone seen these cycle campers advertised
www.widepathcamper.com
www.widepathcamper.com
Wide Path Campers
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kiriyama
Senior Member
Looks like something they would make on topgear for a joke!
or an idea kicked out of dragons den!
Pointless invention. Just take a tent, stay in a hotel, or just go in you normal caravan/camper van! (And take your bike!)
I suppose the idea behind it is freedom, but it's use would be limited to anywhere completely flat...
or an idea kicked out of dragons den!
Pointless invention. Just take a tent, stay in a hotel, or just go in you normal caravan/camper van! (And take your bike!)
I suppose the idea behind it is freedom, but it's use would be limited to anywhere completely flat...
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gasinayr
Über Member
- Location
- Ayr Scotland
My thoughts exactly, Not only for flat runs but also cross wind free. Looks like it could topple over in the slightest breeze
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
From experience with rickshaws, I'd be worried about headwinds more than crosswinds. It may be streamlined but that is a big frontal area to move through the air.
The combined weight of bike and caravan is comparable to some of the lighter rickshaws too and that's before you add any luggage. I wonder if it has brakes?
I sort of like the idea but I don't think it would work too well round my part of the world.
The combined weight of bike and caravan is comparable to some of the lighter rickshaws too and that's before you add any luggage. I wonder if it has brakes?
I sort of like the idea but I don't think it would work too well round my part of the world.
Profpointy
Legendary Member
anyone interested in my cat flaps for submarines invention?
Banjo
Fuelled with Jelly Babies
- Location
- South Wales
Im a bit worried that it accomodates 2.5 persons.
Who goes on holiday with half of someone?
Who goes on holiday with half of someone?
kiriyama
Senior Member
the sort of psychopath that thinks one of these is a good idea!
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gasinayr
Über Member
- Location
- Ayr Scotland
For the price you could buy a half decent van
Then there are the extras ...... 250 euros for 2 folding chairs and a table. 1050 euros for the "solar package"; a panel, a battery, some lights, and some sockets. 250 euros for the "kitchen package"; some pots and pans and 2 plates! Some folk must have a lot more money than sense.
