Burley Honey Bee

Our score 9.86 / 10

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Burley Honey Bee

Pros

  • The walking wheel stays on the towbar, making the switch from cycling to strolling straightforward.

Cons

  • There is no wheel suspension; the fabric sling seat is not the padded bench used in the Encore X.
  • The stroller setup is for walking, not running.
Weight
13 kg/28.7 lb
Max Weight
18 kg/39.7 lb
Max Load
45 kg/99.2 lb
Seats
2
Use
Stroller conversion
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The Honey Bee earns its place when a bike ride ends with a walk around the park: its stroller wheel folds away on the towbar rather than needing a separate conversion kit. The suspended fabric seat is simpler than the Encore X’s padded bench, and there is no wheel suspension. Smooth paths are the sensible match; it is not a jogging stroller.

Burley currently specifies 13 kg/28.7 lb including the towbar, hitch and flag, and a 96.3 × 74.2 × 22.6 cm/8.9 in fold. The manual allows 18 kg/39.7 lb per child and 45 kg/99.2 lb with cargo. Cycling starts at 12 months and ordinary strolling at six, with unsupported sitting and head control required. Cycling passengers need helmets.