Have to hold back a bit else i would have a hard time carrying those back. Maybe i should get a cargo bike or something ๐
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Thanks! Yeah it's a bit cluttered but it's a utility bike for me to run errands on weekend, can't really do without any of that stuff.
Where i from, i can't find a bike trailer nor cargo bike as there's virtually no demand here, cycling culture is terrible in Malaysia.
Looks like Thule services Malaysia, and I would be surprised if they're the only one. Find one for two kids, they'll have higher weight limits and be big enough for larger runs.
I use one from Trek, and I've carried:
It's nothing special, just a kid trailer and some creativity.
Couldn't find the outlet that sells it, but found some no name brand one online and... Yeah it's not exactly cheap either :/
Guess i'll stick to this one for a bit longer
Edit: nvm, found some cheaper one after some further digging
Check local classifieds. Even if your area isn't big into cycling, surely someone likes taking their kids on bike rides at a local park or whatever.