> One thing to note, any bike you add a trailer to will change
> the way it handles

The one thing I watch out for is the load spread. Too far
forward and the bike's front wheel gets very light. And that's
usually the one you'd want to be steering with

I have a smaller boxier one made from lightweight aluminium
furniture frames and canvas with a sheet aluminium floor. That's
good for day trips or general shopping. I use the same set of
detachable wheels on each

The most often-used improvement to the bike is having a post
behind the seat that I can hang my backpack on. (1) it means
I can load that up, and keep it vertical, without having to wear
it (2) not having a pack on also helps one to stay cool (3) I can
take my jacket off and hang it up if I want. Trousers too I 'spose

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