The pusher trailer idea looks awesome,,, there was a fellow in Western Canada that built one for his bike...
He would zip along down the hwy from town,,, stuff the trailer into the trees hidden,,, then he would pedal along on the road and ditches too pick up bottles and cans...
He deffinatly needed that pusher engine at the end of the day too get 4 or 7 large bag fulls of empties back too town...
He would be seen 30 too 40 miles from town picking bottles,,, he would also use this pusher engine for weekend trips riding the gravel roads in the mountains...
He would fill the basket on the cart with rocks so it would stay planted on the road...
And away he would go,,, he had it geared down for slow sight seeing,,, idling along,,, taking in life,,, and relaxing the days away...
His pedal bike was free too do what ever in the small town he lived in,,, he was in fairly good shape...
He had power pole legs that would propel his pedal bike like nothing ,,, one tuff cooky he was... I'm sure hes still at it...
Huuuuuum,,,, now this idea gets me thinking,,, instead of a pusher,,, I'd like too try a puller...
Alot less chances of getting run over by the cart if its up front... Ha...
Are there other people on the forum that have these pusher units...
What are more of the pros and cons of this...
Goosh,,, a pedal bike that gets too remain a pedal bike,,, and a power assist package too motor it along when we need it...
I would definitely add a long rubber hose too the air intake too pervent sucking in dirt from the back wheel into the engine...
Yes too broken drive alxe shaft,,, it would be wize too get a rear axle assembly from a wrecked ATV with tires and brakes,,, shock included,,, then mount the engine sideways too deliver the power...
A floater pusher trailer...
Intresting idea for sure,,, add a quick clamp throttle so we can break away from the trailer unit fast...
So,,, what are some of these pros and cons if I may ask...
Don