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Basically the title. I have a 2y old and a 3m old and would like to take them and their mother cycling on occasion. I realize the youngest can't hold her neck up for long yet, so cycling for her is premature, but I'm thinking down the line in a year or so. Would also be nice if the bicycle doubled as a commuter since I'll be moving to a place where I could plausibly commute for 25 minutes by bike.

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[–] bluGill@fedia.io 3 points 2 days ago

Go to your local bike shop and buy why they sell/fix. Cheap bikes are often not worth fixing and so cost more in the long run. At your local bike shop you will find experts who can sell you something good. Sometimes the staff isn't friendly, go elsewhere, there are other bike shops. Yes you do eliminate 90% of the possibly choices with this route, but there are still plenty of good choices left.

Consider a bike trailer instead of a cargo bike. There is no right answer for everyone, but I personally like the trailers I have.