springer demo.

Demonstration of the Springer in action. The Springer is a bike attachment that allows you to bike with your dog in safety. More info at www.BikeYourDog.co.uk

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Entertainment

Tags:

• dog
• exerciser
• springer

[eurasianchica]

how does it keep the dog from pulling the bike over?

[BikeYourDogcouk]

the spring absorbs the dogs tugging or pulling allowing you to easily maintain your balance :-)

[NotBob562]

Possibly the most dangerous piece of sh** I have ever seen. NEVER CYCLE AND WALK YOUR DOG AT THE SAME TIME!!

You could cause many kinds of accident and, having just seen this video, you risk serious injury to both yourself AND YOUR FAITHFUL COMPANION.

[breelly0]

where can i get one?

[llazy1]

I'm trying to set mine up..I see that when it's on the bike, there seems to be about 5 inches of play- you can move the bottom of the U forwards and backwards that much,

pivoting on it's attacment place - where the big cotter pin holds it to the big pin. Is that normal? Also, should the end loop of the big cotter pin be sticking up or pushed so it's top is flat against the part it goes through? Also, I have a 32.6 mm seat post and tried using 2 blue adapters but it still twists.

[cinnamontic]

00:33 shows that the dog may reach the wheels ore pedal area...just like my equiptement...why is this safer? i ATTACHED that plasctic cind thing on it so it wil break, and shes free if she goes round a lamp pole while we cycle...i also attACH (whats the englis word??) flexible thread for more safety and comfort.

I dont understand why you belive that i dont vaALUE my dog, and that its unsafe to use my cycle exuiptment, why more unsafe than the springer?

-greetings Marianne-norway

[joHnBaRtLeT]

omg sweet as im getting one but dont know where from anyone knw

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[Havshexan]

I have tested that thing on my friends big dog that pulles a lot and it works fine. The dog's still pulling and attacking other dogs when you take it for a walk, but on bike tours it behaves like an angel. (It's so cute I had to "tube" it. If you are intersted, see "Biking with Emma")