Pulling game cart with bicycle

[AntlerCollector]

Another one in the $1,500 range is the Senada ARCHON PRO. I like the 1000w hub

[Txfire409]

My rig. Might be putting the bike up for sale soon tho.

[Txfire409]

oops, posted the wrong pic.

[Huntindad]

first the Sondors, now this one... you give up at Laguna ?

here is my set up. Home made trailer that used to be a kiddie pull behind trailer. attaches to axle. Pulls very smoothe.

[AntlerCollector]

oops, posted the wrong pic.

Nice set up, it needs fenders

[Txfire409]

Nice set up, it needs fenders

Not really, I havent had any problems getting mud or dirt on me. My sondors didnt have fenders either.

[AntlerCollector]

Not really, I havent had any problems getting mud or dirt on me. My sondors didnt have fenders either.

Nice. I’m ready to get me one


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[asu-indian]

Bought two Ecotric EBikes for wife and me and so far have been pleased. They are around $1k now I think but we got them for less a few years ago. I'll be hunting with mine this year for the first time.

[asu-indian]

Feelin' positive about this season so I just bought a game cart for the ebike between posts. lol!

[TuruCarlz]

There are a few different ways that you could go about this. One option would be to use a swivel joint, allowing easy turning. Another option would be to use a ball joint, which would allow for easy turning and provide a bit more stability. Whichever option you choose, make sure that it is strong and durable enough to withstand the weight of the game cart and the cycling motion.

Don't forget about cyclist liability in case of an accident, so you should be insured. Another thing to consider is the gearing of your bicycle. If you use this setup on hills, you will want to ensure that you have the appropriate gears to make it up the incline. You may also want to consider adding a braking system to the game cart, as this will help to keep it from rolling away when you are not using it.

[SJP51]

Some great ideas already put into action. Very creative. Good idea to pull one with an E-bike.

Since many national forest land precludes the use of ANY vehicle (even an E-bike) I've thought a E-cart might be a good idea. No biggie to just walk along behind it! Surpised no one has ever made one to market. It'd sell.

[Texas Grown]

Sherpa is closing it's doors. I found out yesterday when I got a email from them. And from my method of payment saying that I'd be reimbursed in a couple days. I had ordered the game cart attachment they make. That's probably the reason they are out of stock on so many items.

Just thought I'd let yall know.

The fish are biting and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

[randal]

I just bought one of those cart things to pull kids behind your bike on CL