The Hembrow Family’s Bike Cargo Trailers and the Daily Routine

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The Hembrow Family’s Bike Cargo Trailers and the Daily Routine

Our friend David Hembrow and his wife Judy sent us these photos depicting how bike cargo trailers fit into their daily routine. “We use our bikes and trailers almost every day, for food shopping, dog walking, collecting things for our business and for going on holiday.”
Pictured in these photos are a Carry Freedom City, a BOB Trailer with one of David Hembrow’s BOB Baskets and what looks like a Wandertec BONGO Trailer with another of David’s baskets mounted. David and his family look like they really make great use of their collection of trailers. David moved his basket weaving business to the Netherlands from the UK.

Along with his beautiful custom baskets, David also keeps busy writing a great blog, running cycling holidays and offering up a specialty online shop Dutch Bike Bits.

It really looks like David has found himself in cycling paradise. What could be better than bike paths in every direction and a fleet of bike trailers?