Thanks for whoever it was...

Gawnsoft <[email hidden]>typed

Quoted message said:

... suggested John Lewis as a supplier of 'granny trolleys'.

Quoted message said:

I now have one - having pushed out the boat to get the most expensive
one. £26 :-)

Quoted message said:

I can think of several design improvements that could be made to the
bag, but, it's pretty much a granny trolley - minus the tartan cloth!

I think it was me :-))

Hope your trolley brings you much use!

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Helen D. Vecht: [email hidden]
Edgware.

Gawnsoft [email hidden] opined the=20
following...

Quoted message said:

... suggested John Lewis as a supplier of 'granny trolleys'.
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I now have one - having pushed out the boat to get the most expensive
one. =A326 :-)
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I can think of several design improvements that could be made to the
bag, but, it's pretty much a granny trolley - minus the tartan cloth!

Design improvements to include:

Mounting device for attachment to bike?

Jon

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 18:37:58 +0100, Jon Senior
<jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOTco_DOT_uk> wrote (more or less):

Quoted message said:

Gawnsoft [email hidden] opined the
following...

Quoted message said:

... suggested John Lewis as a supplier of 'granny trolleys'.

I now have one - having pushed out the boat to get the most expensive
one. £26 :-)

I can think of several design improvements that could be made to the
bag, but, it's pretty much a granny trolley - minus the tartan cloth!

Design improvements to include:

Mounting device for attachment to bike?

Well, I'm tempted to design a little doo-hickey to clamp the handle to
the back of the luggage rack...

Two clamps held together by a ball joint would be the trick, I'd say.

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Cheers,
Euan
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