Apfelsaft in der Bretagne

Who says you have to stop at a bike trailer? Hélène Chevalier from “Pépinière de Belle Fontaine” sent us photos from the heart of Brittany, showing how to move really large loads.

Instead of making multiple trips, she decided on the spot to build her own little train. Using a custom-made mount on the bottom of the first bike trailer, she simply attaches a second one. We love this inventive spirit! It shows once again that a bike trailer is the foundation for countless possibilities in everyday work—whether for branches, apple juice, or the market stall. Thanks to France for this inspiration!

“Hello,
—I’m sending you some photos of the trailer at a market in the heart of Brittany!
With the second trailer behind it, I can transport all the trees and apple juice shown in this photo!!!
I attached an angle iron to the back of the trailer to secure the hitch for the second one...
I don’t have a bike anymore—I have a train!!!
Hélène Chevalier,
“Belle Fontaine Nursery”

“Hello!
I’m sending you photos of the trailer at the market, in the heart of Brittany!
With the second trailer attached to the back, I can transport all the branches and the apple juice you can see in this photo!!!
I attached a bracket to the floor of the trailer to secure the hitch for the second trailer...
I don’t have a bike anymore—I have a train!
Hélène Chevalier,
“Pépinière de Belle Fontaine”

 
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