Urban Arrow Familynext Pro Review: The Perfect Family Bike

How time flies. I reviewed for the first time The original urban arrow In 2020, when my children were 3 and 5 years old, at the time, nothing is pleased with a couple of pre -school than a. Large charging bike and engines And running throughout the city, screaming, with the wind blowing in their small faces. Unfortunately, they are now 8 and 10 years. When I picked up my 8 -year -old child two days ago, he was running in the box sitting on the lined seats (with seat belts!) So that none of his friends saw him.

All this to say: My gangs GSD I am great friends, but I hope my children would be smaller than five years, so I could buy Familynext Pro instead. The new URBAN Arrow is a lot of great promotions, the easiest to ride them ever, which is more useful with my children’s progress.

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For the naked eye, they are the two largest upgrades to Familynext Pro as a newly designed recharge box and suspended on the front fork. (It also comes in the very elegant Sage Green game, but unfortunately, my experimental bike was black.)

The box looks completely different – my friend asked whether my bike has happened longer in one way or another. It is longer and less in size, with round corners instead of square corners, and there are now the headlights on the bike. It has shorter aspects, so it is easier to enter and go out. Unlike other Bakfiets, or bikes in the box, which you tried, the box sits on the floor. I can confirm that in the test, both adults and children had an easy time to climb and out.

The box is made of expanded polypropylene foam (EPP), which is initially concerned – it shows strikes and bumps very easily. However, Urban Arrow describes it as a “helmet upside down”, and the foam pillow assured me that even if you allow the bike, my children or my friends will not strike the pavement immediately. You can also Easily replace the foam In the event of an accident or another ugly event.

The front charging box now has a front fork with 60 millimeters of travel. I really like this. It is truly a safety problem when it quickly walks from 60 to 150 lbs in the front box. I was sailing over 20 miles per hour and hit a hole, and I just got out of it.

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