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William Bronson wrote: Great link, great photos.
I have been planning a two wheeled cart, I wonder what the advantages of a one wheel cart are?
My wheels are smaller, so the center of gravity will be lower, but do the smaller wheels have a disadvantage?
Two wheels take up more resources to make/buy/scavenge, and they need a wider path.
But they would take less stabilizing on the part of the user, so perhaps they would be less fatiguing.
Maybe I will try it both ways, given the large number of trashed bikes available..
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