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Old 04-29-24, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse
Me: "That cage looks bulky and really difficult to get in and out of and has little practicality."

*Bike and cage murders a Kia*

O.O


huh......
Eh, I wouldn't say the cage murdered the Kia. The Kia was designed to softly crumple, and I really, really appreciate that. The situation would have been much worse had the kids been hit by the rigid-bumper cars I grew up with, or even by a modern tall truck (if it was tall enough to hit above the cage). The Kia survived and made a full recovery.

As for practicality, my kids are small enough to not always hold on. Cage gives them some protection from their own distractability. If they were bigger I would have gotten a normal seat instead of the cage.
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