The Gazelle Cabby is modeled on the typical Dutch bakfiets, such as those from bakfiets.nl, but has a fabric based front box instead of the traditional wood box. This makes the Gazelle Cabby lighter, somewhat easier to pedal, and in my hands more maneuverable than a typical bakfiets. However, it was pointed out that because it is lighter it does not track true with your hands off the handlebars. I was not brave enough to try this experiment. The front box of the Gazelle Cabby is foldable, and Gazelle claims to have patented this design. The front box of the Gazelle Cabby has space for two children side-by-side, but cannot detach or be used as a stroller. It has available accessories such as a rain cover/sunshade. The Gazelle Cabby weights 36kg (79 lbs) and says that it is rated for 200kg (440 lbs) of load, including the weight of the steel frame bike. The front box is rated for a load of 75kg (165 lbs). The Gazelle Cabby costs a dear $2,779 in the United States. Although the Gazelle Cabby may make headways in the Netherlands, we think it is a niche product in the US, unless it can be offered cheaper.
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