A Bicycle Trailer Lets You Take
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Typically, trailers are used on paved park trails. They are light enough that they don’t require a lot of extra work but are best suited for flat, smooth terrain. They use a bug screen or a or shield to protect the child and have storage compartments for the child's necessities.
Actually, I see as many folks riding with their dogs as with kids and some trailers are made especially for this purpose. The doggie trailers have a lot of special features to keep your pooch happy that aren’t included on the children’s models.
Folks that do cross country touring, or long rides, often use a cargo type bicycle trailer to take along the necessities for an extended trip. These usually have more capacity, larger wheels, Are more waterproof, and are designed for heavier duty.
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