FLCC> Child carriers

[Martin Kelly]

Kelda,

I highly recommend the Cycletote brand bike trailer.  I am still 
using ours after several years and a few kids.  They are a bit 
pricey, but they have a great passenger harness, roll bars, are 
available with breaks, and tow beautifully.

http://www.cycletote.com/index.html

				Martin

>Hello everyone.
>
>I am interested in trying to cycle with my young daughter. She is 
>just turning seven months, and though her head support is very good 
>I will be waiting until she is a little older. However, I am trying 
>to investigate the safest possible means by which to carry her.
>
>I am an experienced cyclist, and we would be riding primarily 
>country (and hilly) roads. I have heard a few different opinions, 
>and so would like to to open up a discussion here to learn a little 
>about your experiences. I also am open to the opinion that children 
>should not participate in cycling because of the risk, so please 
>share in that case as well.
>
>One option that interests me is the Sidecarrier made by Chariot. Has 
>anyone used or known someone who has used this system?
>
>Thank you for your input.
>
>Kelda
>
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