Cycling Accessories

Oh boy oh boy when I say this baby is gorgeous you had better bloomin’ well believe it! Those of you have happened across me before will know that I love sport and am a keen triathlete, I also don’t have a car as I’m a pauper... therefore cycling is a crucial part of my life! Having become rather unhealthy interested in cycling over the past few months (and having just bought a sexy new bike... is anyone else disturbed by the way I seem to fancy inanimate objects?....) I’ve been spending rather too much time browsing cycling mags for different ways to modify by fleet of bikes. One day the other week I happened upon a review of an online ...

I'm not the world's best cyclist and neither is my wife, but I am 45 and in need of excercise so we decided we should 'get out on the bikes more'. The problem with that was that we have a 15 month old baby boy, so how to carry him. I looked at all the options, rear seats, trailers and eventually came across this 'tube mounted seat'. If I wanted to carry 2 children I would have needed a trailer, and don't get me wrong, I do like them and will probably get one sometime, but for now I wanted a seat that would keep me closer to Conor (my little boy) and be good for him. In a trailer or in a rear seat I could see him just falling ...

A sturdy bicycle trailer come double buggy that attaches easily and safely onto any mountain bike. Designed for 1/2 child/ren who can support their head to approximately 7 years old. Costs just over £150, which includes postage and packing within the U.K. We bought our trailer as a fist purchase on the net. I had read many opinions on ebay and the amazing deals that some of you guys had and felt that I would certainly give it a look. Having decided that I didn?t want a bum the size of Jersey spending the entire day driving a bus, a pushbike was a practical option. The only difficulty being, having two toddlers, who also wanted to enjoy the fun. ...