Cargo Bikes: Affordable, Versatile Alternatives

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A cargo bike with a low price and pedals so low they scrape the ground

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The CycWagon is a long-tail cargo bike, meaning its frame extends well to the rear of the seat.

It has a front suspension that soaks up some of the road's roughness.

The seat was so low that my thighs were horizontal while pedaling, leaving me feeling like I had just shoved a small kid off their bike and taken it for a spin.

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English

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