To suspend or keep rigid?

[We_are_Stevo]

...in that case you could sell me the XMO's on account of there not being any listed since you beat me to this pair

well, actually, after watching them for weeks I forgot to bid because I was cooking dinner

 

[ishaw]

...in that case you could sell me the XMO's on account of there not being any listed since you beat me to this pair

well, actually, after watching them for weeks I forgot to bid because I was cooking dinner

Which pair are they then? I've had my set for quite a while, though I was watching a yellow set for spares but never bid on those.

 

[We_are_Stevo]

...in that case you could sell me the XMO's on account of there not being any listed since you beat me to this pair

well, actually, after watching them for weeks I forgot to bid because I was cooking dinner

Which pair are they then? I've had my set for quite a while, though I was watching a yellow set for spares but never bid on those.

Yes, ages ago... ...

 

[mike_eb]

Posted before reading entire thread

 

[ishaw]

Just a thought, flex stem at the front?

 

[Myshrall189]

Keep it stiff up front.
That's a nice frame set. Keep it together.

 

[Twister]

I've ridden a fair bit on and off-road towing a Tagalong and I found that towing a weight that wriggles or pedals erratically effects you more than you might think.
I would keep the main bike as simple as possible. At least until you've got used to riding with the added weight (and responsibility).

Just my opinion of course.

 

[ishaw]

Thanks again for the opinions and advice. It will stay rigid for the time being.

 

[highlandsflyer]

The improved control would certainly be advised riding with kids on board.