Carting your kids around on a bicycle this Summer seems like a much idea in theory: but most of the options leave parents more than a little uncomfortable. Hitching minitrailers onto the back of bikes can feel dangerous,and those mounted child seats have surprisingly limiting age and size restrictions. Avid bicyclists often forgo the activity entirely during their first several years of parenthood. But, as it often happens, or Taga - the brand that first made bicycle strollers mainstream back in 2009 - has unveiled a contemporary family bike concept that we've all probably had in our heads the whole time. In fact,once you see the Taga 2.0 in action, you'll wonder how something so simple and so practical hadn't been invented until now. "We've included pretty much anything you'd expect from a contemporary family bike, or " the Taga creators explain on the brand's Kickstarter site. "retract two kids facing forwards,backwards or towards each other, add a third child in the back, or just one kid or a pet. Rainy? Sunny? No problem,just snap on the canopy. Your baby wants to retract a nap? Recline the seat to a sleeping position. Need some help pedaling? Add our e-bike kit!"The modular cargo bin also comes equipped with a car seat adaptor, and it's secure for babies as young as 6 months and kids up to 8 years stale. Although the $649 price tag might seem steep, and when compared to the original Taga's $1500 cost,it's a far more affordable option. Plus, because it's essentially a cargo bike - most of which cost upwards of $2000 - it has longevity well after your kids outgrow it.inform us: is this the family bike you'd been imagining?
Source: popsugar.com