Cool idea, but unmodified bungees would work fine I think. The attachment system is the weakest part of a Travoy (I have one, LOVE it) We are getting ready to go bikepacking soon on our new ebikes.
Muchas gracias por compartir esas ideas pero si pudieras poner los enlaces en donde compraste los accesorios seria mucho mas facil poner en nuestros equipos tus ideas, gracias
Nice tips. The bag looks great on there. The camelback on the underside is real smart, might look into that with my brompton. One issue that plagues me is the kickstand, it's pretty useless on my Travoy. It got bent in the wrong direction, so the clip is a bit wobbly. Any ideas how to upgrade / improve / replace it?
Same thing happened to mine, because of all the weight it supports by itself it no longer locks into place, I'd probably just replace the screw with a bigger one and leave it fixed
I like the idea of the bag underneath, though what problems have you got cycling through the wet with the water spraying up from the back wheel? My treat gets covered in mud and water almost 3/4 of the way up
I have had mine for over 10 years, I also use it as a handcart for groceries and the like. I have literally filled it with bricks (an overload) It's still fine! Take care of it and it will take care of you.
VERY practical. I have a Travoy and am looking at using it for touring. thanks
Cool idea, but unmodified bungees would work fine I think. The attachment system is the weakest part of a Travoy (I have one, LOVE it) We are getting ready to go bikepacking soon on our new ebikes.
Thanks very much for the tip of getting 80 litre bag, it works very well on my Travoy.
Love the extra handle. Thanks man
Great hacks!
A waterproof bag like this, with its thick walls will not collapse into the tires like a more floppy bag will. So it's win win.
Very nice hacks!!! thanks
very useful tips thanks
Muchas gracias por compartir esas ideas pero si pudieras poner los enlaces en donde compraste los accesorios seria mucho mas facil poner en nuestros equipos tus ideas, gracias
Nice job.
Nice tips. The bag looks great on there. The camelback on the underside is real smart, might look into that with my brompton. One issue that plagues me is the kickstand, it's pretty useless on my Travoy. It got bent in the wrong direction, so the clip is a bit wobbly. Any ideas how to upgrade / improve / replace it?
Same thing happened to mine, because of all the weight it supports by itself it no longer locks into place, I'd probably just replace the screw with a bigger one and leave it fixed
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Clever ideas!
I like the idea of the bag underneath, though what problems have you got cycling through the wet with the water spraying up from the back wheel? My treat gets covered in mud and water almost 3/4 of the way up
It's all good. Goes with the territory.
Great waterproof Gonex bag. Which model number bag is it?
Not sure about the model number. But it is available on Amazon in many different sizes.
@@BicycleHoboo can you provide a link? I'm trying to find that same exact model. Thank you loads.
It would be nice to see how it attaches to the bike
Super simple, there is a bracket that attaches to the seat post. The Travoy can clip on/off in just a few seconds. This trailer is great.
Would u recommend using the travoy trailer for rifle case, was thinking it might be a bumpy ride on countryside paths
Yeah I think off-road tipping over would be a problem.
@@BicycleHoboo Depends on how "off road". I have no issues with lumpy bumpy trails. Great vid!
Hi! How many km’s do you think you have on the Travoy now? any issues showing up? Ie bearings
I have had mine for over 10 years, I also use it as a handcart for groceries and the like. I have literally filled it with bricks (an overload) It's still fine! Take care of it and it will take care of you.