In reply to Post #15
48 what,days
48 what,days
In reply to Post #15
I have a portalite which is excellent. Now on a 5 day session and got all my gear on . As mentioned already I also have the straight arms which makes it a lot easier on my arms . Also bought it with the puncture proof wheel . Whilst the ride is a little bumpier I know I'm not going to be stuck with a flat tyre 👍
I have a portalite which is excellent. Now on a 5 day session and got all my gear on . As mentioned already I also have the straight arms which makes it a lot easier on my arms . Also bought it with the puncture proof wheel . Whilst the ride is a little bumpier I know I'm not going to be stuck with a flat tyre 👍
To avoid starting annoy her thread ..
I have an old (10 plus years ago) Mk2. The sprung widget that used to lock the legs in place fell out prestige don't seem to sell spares for this does anyone have any ideas for how replace this as atm I am just using a rail plug in to lock it and taking it out at the end of the session!!
I have an old (10 plus years ago) Mk2. The sprung widget that used to lock the legs in place fell out prestige don't seem to sell spares for this does anyone have any ideas for how replace this as atm I am just using a rail plug in to lock it and taking it out at the end of the session!!
In reply to Post #16
It sometimes feels like it
It's all perspective cause it's a small barrow honest plus the RT4 in it's bag takes up half the space, honest
@kizzi have a look at this LINK
It sometimes feels like it
It's all perspective cause it's a small barrow honest plus the RT4 in it's bag takes up half the space, honest
@kizzi have a look at this LINK
In reply to Post #16
😂😂👍
😂😂👍
In reply to Post #20
Don't encourage him
Don't encourage him
In reply to Post #10
I'd liken the cygnet to a porterlite. It just doesn't carry the name of carp porter, it seems sturdy and well built, I've only used it 3-4 times but can carry more than everything I need.
I'd liken the cygnet to a porterlite. It just doesn't carry the name of carp porter, it seems sturdy and well built, I've only used it 3-4 times but can carry more than everything I need.
In reply to Post #1
Porterlite.
Easily fits in the back of the car, and can be properly loaded to take a lot of gear.
Porterlite.
Easily fits in the back of the car, and can be properly loaded to take a lot of gear.
I'm a big fan of my fox explorer barrow the bags underneath are handy for water bottles etc.
its very stable and the extending front makes it easy to accommodate gear for longer sessions
its very stable and the extending front makes it easy to accommodate gear for longer sessions
i use a nash metro, does the job.
In reply to Post #25
I rate the fox explorer highly after switching form an original carp porter with no bags. I have to admit though that the fox one isn't the best for those who like to take a lot of kit. It is ideal for me though on sessions up to 3 days in total.
I rate the fox explorer highly after switching form an original carp porter with no bags. I have to admit though that the fox one isn't the best for those who like to take a lot of kit. It is ideal for me though on sessions up to 3 days in total.
@oldgeezer and @chuffy
In reply to Post #15
3100DY lightweight.
3100DY lightweight.
I have an avid transit x, had the remove the side bars to get it into my coupe