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Accessories - Brompton bag by cyclodelic w SPchair

Here are two essential accessories for the parent who wants to do the school run on a Brompton:

1. SP Chair – £180, in stock.
2. Bespoke Brompton bag by Cyclodelic; £120-200; call us to discuss range of designs and colours available

Article posted Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
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6 Responses to Brompton super-mum

    £300 plus, for a child seat and a bag! Not exactly cycling for the masses is it? If anything is going to strangle a cycling revolution at birth, promoting it as the latest must have/must do for the affluent faddy fashionistas should do it.

  1. I heard the IT chair will be available again too. Do you prefer the SP Chair ? Will you also stock the IT chair, when and at what price? cheers

  2. Martin,

    The advantages of the SP Chair are:

    1. It doesn’t scratch the frame at the main hinge
    2. It can also be used as a rear bag rack. You swing the unit around to the back and you replace the child seat with a Brompton front luggage block.

    Both SP and IT are produced by small workshops; they are very good products; we will stock either or both according to availability

  3. Response to Sished –

    Mothers who do not own a car i.e. their only transport is their Brompton (or indeed any other bike but these two items are B-specific):
    (a) are already making massive savings over running a car,
    (b) will be interested in useful, efficient transport-by-bike options, and
    (c) will want/need to invest in a well-designed and well-made child seat and/or bag suitable for use on/with a bike.
    I suspect a good child seat + mum’s bag (for use in a car) easily total £300, if not much more. So for the cyclist with child, the advertised items may be exactly what is needed and moreover very good value.

  4. Many people who don’t run a car do so because they cannot afford to run a car. It’s not alway a ‘lifestyle’ choice. My bike has a similar but more substantial, dutch child seat and a basket/bag combination on the front. Total cost of accessories £90. £300 to £400 is a ridulous amount, but let the fools be parted with their money if they desire. It’s a free world.

  5. It’s surely good to remember that among other advantages, the bicycle is usually also cheaper than most other means of transportation.

    However I live in a country where the majority of the population drives cars that cost over 15-20 thousand pounds, if not twice that much (not even counting the annual ownership costs).
    And the same people look at my bike and say it’s expensive.

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