Burley Honey Bee

Pros / Cons
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.
Product Facts
- Weight
- 13 kg
- Max Weight
- 18 kg
- Max Load
- 45 kg
- Seats
- 2
- Use
- Stroller conversion
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- Price/Buy
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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 including the towbar, hitch and flag, and a 96.3 × 74.2 × 22.6 cm fold. The manual allows 18 kg per child and 45 kg with cargo. Cycling starts at 12 months and ordinary strolling at six, with unsupported sitting and head control required. Cycling passengers need helmets.