Wanted: bike trailer for nursery run with weather protection....

By Lucyalexandra
May 1, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Lucyalexandra

Posted May 1, 2015

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Posted May 1, 2015

I have a complex drop off and pick up routing in the week as have three kids all at separate nurseries/schools.

My main concern is our youngest who has the longest journey and I don't want him to get rained on when cycling to nursery as he will only be ten months old when he starts!

We did buy a trailer at one point that went on the back of a bike but I would rather one that is at the front and ideally not too big and bulky - does anyone have a bike like this they no longer use? I know they are very expensive new. or does anyone have one I could take a look at, that they think is a good option? Don't really know where to start!!

Many thanks

Lucy

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