Cross country walking, big wheels so OK on paths and in a bit of mud, but they fold up better than traditional style 4 wheel prams.
Three wheels or four?
Aug 01, 2003
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"Doki" mumbled:
Morgans were widely used for touring when they were around.
I meant the quality of the rack. IIRC it was a bit skewift, looked like it was made of pine and alu pipe, not quite up to what I'd expect from Morgan.
Strange. I'd not find it difficult to make a device with non driven wheels to have the C of G I wanted, regardless of wheel size. Perhaps you never made carts as a kid?
Because they are more stable on an uneven surface, and easier to adjust for level. On an even surface, a four legged stand would be more stable.
Camera tripods are obviously three legged, but camera dollies (apart from pedestals) have four wheels - even the type which don't go on track.
looked like it
from Morgan
Homemade? I don't recall Morgans fitting a rack as std, but one may have been offered as an accessory. Mike.
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