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OPINION
Bikes, Buggies and Babies
Wed, Apr 22, 2009 16:55
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Taga child transporterAlthough I might not be fond of having children (at least not yet) I am fond of good design and this contraption from the Netherlands is just that. Escorting your children in safety and by a sustainable means is the key to modern transport. If we could get rid of the fat, fuel guzzling, smog pumping, street cloggers that are used to take kids to school then I am all for it. This I believe to be a giant leap towards something that can be used as a 'true' viable alternative to taking the car or the bus to do those little chores. For more information on this product visit www.taga.nl
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how photoshopped does that pic look...?!
nice crumple-zone there
Have you seen the TrioBike?
The stroller detaches and the rear part can then be used as a standalone bike. Great if you continue your commute after dropping the nippers of at playgroup, for example.
Aha! what a great design, totally usable.
Spookily enough just had a link in to a review of the Taga from our mate Peter Eland over at Velo Vision http://www.velovision.com/cgi-bin/show_comments.pl?storynum=1003