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#291555 - 11/17/06 06:44 AM Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? [Re: Slvr]
Flo
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If you wanna do relly off-roud trips, you have to mention the following things.
A one wheeler is better at single trails, a two wheeler is better at slow passages. If you ride with an single wheeler very slow, you have to balance you, your bike and the trailer. Thats not really easy.

But the Burly isn't a good idea for off-road. The drapery don't like it to be punctured with an knot.
Better are small trailers like the carry freedom y frame or the roland carrie s.
Florian
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TRAILER : one or two wheels??? Slvr 11/10/06 08:58 AM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? whisky 11/10/06 10:41 AM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? vagabond 11/16/06 09:59 PM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? Flo 11/17/06 06:44 AM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? Slvr 11/25/06 04:05 PM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? KeithCov 10/09/12 02:58 PM
Re: TRAILER : one or two wheels??? alguien que pedalea por ahi 10/11/12 01:52 PM
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