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by FullReach
1 Aug 2017, 7:42pm
Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
Topic: Trike needed borrow/ hire
Replies: 10
Views: 2271

Re: Trike needed borrow/ hire

Elizabethsdad wrote:
FullReach wrote:
Elizabethsdad wrote:is this the pig thing posted in 'does anyone know'? I replied to that with the offer of a recumbent quadricycle cargo carrier - based in Southampton. Otherwise have you tried posting on the British Human Power Club? google BHPC. ICE trikes could also be worth contacting.


Thank you so much! I tried a recumbent bike, but it didn't work with the trailer, it needs to attach higher up if that makes any sense. I just can't find anywhere to hire one

Trailer attaches to the seatpost? I have only ever had trailers that attach at the rear axle as I have heard that they are more stable and handle better. With the quad that I have it might be that the cargo area at the back is big enough for your pig without need ing the trailer


I've had a google of the bike you describe, but they all look a little different. Do you think you could send me a picture? fullreachcharity@gmail.com
by FullReach
1 Aug 2017, 7:04pm
Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
Topic: Trike needed borrow/ hire
Replies: 10
Views: 2271

Re: Trike needed borrow/ hire

Heltor Chasca wrote:Bristol Bike Project? Boneshaker Magasine? Roll for the Soul? They could all be good contacts in Bristol. All think out the box. Boneshaker guys would be very interested in your ride probably [emoji6]


Thank you so much! I'll give them a go
by FullReach
1 Aug 2017, 6:36pm
Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
Topic: Trike needed borrow/ hire
Replies: 10
Views: 2271

Re: Trike needed borrow/ hire

Elizabethsdad wrote:is this the pig thing posted in 'does anyone know'? I replied to that with the offer of a recumbent quadricycle cargo carrier - based in Southampton. Otherwise have you tried posting on the British Human Power Club? google BHPC. ICE trikes could also be worth contacting.


Thank you so much! I tried a recumbent bike, but it didn't work with the trailer, it needs to attach higher up if that makes any sense. I just can't find anywhere to hire one
by FullReach
1 Aug 2017, 6:33pm
Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
Topic: Trike needed borrow/ hire
Replies: 10
Views: 2271

Re: Trike needed borrow/ hire

Cunobelin wrote:
FullReach wrote:Does anyone/ know anyone who has a tricycle I can borrow/hire for a few hours on Saturday, it's for a photo shoot for an upcoming challenge for charity, I can't even find a place that hires them, thank you for any help


Where?


Bristol, but so happy to travel!
by FullReach
1 Aug 2017, 5:11pm
Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
Topic: Trike needed borrow/ hire
Replies: 10
Views: 2271

Trike needed borrow/ hire

Does anyone/ know anyone who has a tricycle I can borrow/hire for a few hours on Saturday, it's for a photo shoot for an upcoming challenge for charity, I can't even find a place that hires them, thank you for any help
by FullReach
30 Jul 2017, 10:56am
Forum: Does anyone know … ?
Topic: towing a BIG trailer for charity
Replies: 5
Views: 1048

towing a BIG trailer for charity

Hello cyclers!!

I am a bit of a novice cycle-er and this summer I am going to be towing a very big piggy bank on a tricycle with trailer from Bristol To Brighton, I am raising money to set up my own Children's Home in Bristol. my last challange was I pushed a bed from John O'Groats to Lnds End, and next I hope to cycle my pig across america. I am looking for some advice from local cyclists on which routes will work/ while I ill have difficulty with, mainly due to the size of the pig. it is about 156cm wide. I am quite worried cycle tracks will be too narrow. I plan on going Bristol - Warnister - Salisbury -Eastleigh - Chichester - Brighton, over 5 days and then back over 5 days. This will be using the national cycle route 24, 23 and 2. Has anyone got any advice? I would love to speak to people who live locally to all these places who know if there are bollards or bike gates that would prevent me using cycle tracks and if you know a safe alternate route? I also don't want to clog up cycle tracks with my big pig and annoy other cyclists.

Thank you to anyone who can help

Rosie Mai

my website is www.fullreach.co.uk for anyone who may be interested or would like to get involved online