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Cricket Carts
Or any other “golf cart” for that matter… I wonder what the infatuation is with and about owning a cart??!
I have been watching more than just 1 person in a golf cart travelling barely 300-400 feet.
What happened to using your own legs!!!!
No need to remind me there are people who need ” mechanical” assistance. But, for the most part, would using your own legs not be plenty enough?
Flame away!
Cheers,
Ronald
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No flaming here. Just different strokes for different folks. I’m a bicycle guy. I don’t ride except when I travel in the bus and then just around the campground. At different rallies I found if I was giving seminars or otherwise doing something that required me to go from point A to B to C and back to A I could either walk which took time, or hop on the bike and get the job done quicker. I don’t have room for a cart (probably wouldn’t carry one anyway) but I can see how a cart makes it easy for folks to get around. Should we walk and get more exercise? In my case yes.
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I love to walk, bicycle, hike and any other form self-propelled
travel. The trouble is, my wife is partially disabled and I want her with me
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We carry our bikes with us everywhere, but there are many times a cart would be handy. I have used my truck almost everyday in the Resort for all kinds of reasons that the bikes weren’t practical. Carrying fishing gear and lawn chairs to the river is impossible on the bikes.
Using a Cricket for purposes that John has just explained is perfect.
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There are times, when a golf cart will come in handy. I also understand, that there are people with limitations, where a cart may be the only way to provide mobility.
However, for many other reasons, THIS should be the transportation of choice:
http://focusdesigns.com/sbuv3/
🙂
Ronald
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