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I've been hoping someone would come out with something like this for a beach cart. Dragging a heavy cart over soft sand has to be one of the biggest problems of

• dun-hn 5y ago
  Interesting idea, but not sure how would be possible to ride a bike on a soft sand :/
  • TheSmiddy 5y ago
    The cart will more likely follow a person walking than someone riding a bike.
    • ctrlp 5y ago
      Right, maybe you have a wristband or something and it just follows you at a short distance.
    • xeromal 5y ago
      There's a piece of luggage that does this. Maybe they can use the tech for one of these beach buggies.
  • bebna 5y ago
    fat tires, like an udx for example
  • ctrlp 5y ago
    Lol, yeah.
  • Johnny555 5y ago
    https://gearjunkie.com/biking/beach-sand-fat-bike https://gearjunkie.com/biking/beach-sand-fat-bike The bike has a 10-inch-wide ATV tire on front to give float. The company touts you can “easily glide over soft beach sand as well as deep snow, mud, high grass, gravel, and anywhere else that regular bikes can’t go.” It has a 4.6-inch rear tire and a 500-watt motor for pedal-assist. A special fork lets you swap the massive rubber up front for a normal fat tire when less float is required.
• gangstead 5y ago
  You think it's bad dragging a tent, chairs, and a soft sided cooler over the dunes now? Once you get the powered buggy the family is going to expect you to bring BBQs, couches, and enormous bomb proof yetis and you'll miss the simpler days when you could just say "that's too much stuff!".\