Monopod-British Super Egg

[Donna D.]

One of the benefits of being broke is I can dream the dreams! I still like it and don't care how much it costs or how much it weighs, because it will never been in my driveway. Sigh.

[Andrew Gibbens]

Rocks are not a big issue in Europe and I imagine the sloped front windows will get much less bug splats than upright ones - I've just switched from a fairly upright windshield car to a more normally sloped one and the reduction in bug splats is wonderful.

The handles on the back are a standard European fitment for manually manoeuvring a trailer - nowadays many folks use powered movers to do that, but tradition persists. Bear in mind that all European trailers have mechanical brakes with a handbrake and a jockey wheel under the jack, so manual manoeuvring of the trailer on its own is a normal thing.

What's surprising is that they haven't fitted any matching handles to the front as those are a standard European fitment too.

[bec]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

One of the benefits of being broke is I can dream the dreams! I still like it and don't care how much it costs or how much it weighs, because it will never been in my driveway. Sigh.

yeah ... it is gorgeous ..... But is nicer than an Escape 5.0 ? ....... just skimmed over the measurements and actually misread and thought it was over 25 ' .... but even so way bigger than anything we'd ever want .

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by bec

... just skimmed over the measurements and actually misread and thought it was over 25 '

But it is over 25'... see my previous post.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Andrew Gibbens

Rocks are not a big issue in Europe and I imagine the sloped front windows will get much less bug splats than upright ones - I've just switched from a fairly upright windshield car to a more normally sloped one and the reduction in bug splats is wonderful.

The handles on the back are a standard European fitment for manually manoeuvring a trailer - nowadays many folks use powered movers to do that, but tradition persists. Bear in mind that all European trailers have mechanical brakes with a handbrake and a jockey wheel under the jack, so manual manoeuvring of the trailer on its own is a normal thing.

What's surprising is that they haven't fitted any matching handles to the front as those are a standard European fitment too.

I just learned something new today, thanks.