TreGo is the result of a thesis submitted by industrial designer Ofir Yadan in 2012. It was now made public in the course of a Kickstarter campaignwith which the whole thing could now turn into a commercial project. In order to be able to use the trolley temporarily instead of the front wheel, it was equipped with a steering knuckle chassis with 16-inch wheels and a track width of 58 centimeters. The bike can be equipped with wheels from 26 to 29 inches, and the handlebar height or the length of the fork can vary, because the bars of the trolley are telescopic.
A quick release clamp that clamps in the fork instead of the front axle creates a backlash-free connection between the fork and the trolley. The trolley hangs there with two hooks that are open at the top. The fork blades of the bike can be between 96 and 100 millimeters apart. At the top the tensioner uses leverage to force the fork of the bicycle together with the bars of the trolley. The hydraulic disc brakes of the trolley are operated with a brake lever that is clipped onto the bicycle handlebar with a quick-release fastener. On the small loading area, loads of up to 40 kilograms can be stacked up towards the handlebars, a bag from an upcycling process and various mounts are also offered. The trolley including the load can be removed from the parked bike and then used in the conventional way, e.g. to bring the load into the elevator. Meanwhile, the bike stands on the connector, which has been folded down 180 degrees, for easy maneuvering on two small rollers.
Driving looks so enjoyable on all of the videos that you might think that many bikes will no longer be restored to their original condition in the future. In order to prove this assumption, however, a few would have to be sold first. But even without driving fun, the thing would be useful, the annex is small, suitable for the city. If it were only to replace some of the unwieldy trailers, they would all have one less space problem. The Kickstarter campaign runs until June 19, 2017, The first buyers will pay 635 dollars, the regular price will be 1260 dollars. The financing target of 80 dollars has now been exceeded and nothing should stand in the way of the bicycle revolution ...
TReGo trolley
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