Buggy time, Clicgear?

**Mububban** · 9th December 2013 06:02 PM

Walked my el cheapo 2 wheel buggy around a very hilly course yesterday, lost count of how many times it almost tipped over. Meanwhile my mate is cruising along with his Clicgear, letting it roll down hills with no worries. Sigh. One day....

**Hatchman** · 6th January 2014 09:40 PM

Was poking around in HOG today.
Looked at and drove the Bag Boy Quad around the shop floor. Wish I'd seen one of these before I made the impulse purchase over a month ago.

**BUSHY** · 6th January 2014 10:01 PM

Anyone had both a Clicgear and a Smoothy Micro Suspension to compare them? Already have the Smoothy and I'm a big fan but I'm keen on the new Clicgear.

**Mububban** · 7th January 2014 12:10 AM

Gave my new Clicgear 3.5 its first run of 9 holes on the weekend. Loved it. So nice not having to pick your bag off the floor after your 2 wheel cheapie flips over.

**Waddzy** · 26th February 2014 09:48 AM

So its new buggy time and Clicgear is still the winner by the looks of it.. Anyone seen them going cheap ?

**mrbluu** · 26th February 2014 09:49 AM

Originally Posted by Waddzy

So its new buggy time and Clicgear is still the winner by the looks of it.. Anyone seen them going cheap ?

Nope, but GCO should be having a sale soon. That and keep an eye out on ebay.

**Daves** · 26th February 2014 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by Waddzy

So its new buggy time and Clicgear is still the winner by the looks of it.. Anyone seen them going cheap ?

Waddzy, GCO at the Gabba has a good selection of buggies, including the Clicgears. Worth the trip to eyeball the options I reckon.

**PeteyD** · 26th February 2014 10:05 AM

Definitely

**Steve57** · 26th February 2014 10:15 AM

Take your golf bag with you to see how it fits on each as they all differ!

**backintheswing** · 26th February 2014 10:20 AM

There is a clic gear on eBay for $190 on the goldie, used obviously. If you want to save $80 or so.

**Waddzy** · 26th February 2014 10:21 AM

May head up one day after work.. seems like its only a 20 minute drive from my work. Hopefully I can either get some $$ knocked off or some extras thrown in..

**3Puttpete** · 26th February 2014 10:35 AM

Do you work in Brisbane?

**Waddzy** · 26th February 2014 11:56 AM

Slacks creek so not too bad.

**Dotty** · 26th February 2014 01:22 PM

I bought a BagBoy Triswivel recently, as it fits the standbag a lot better than the Clicgear. (Wazanic bought a BagBoy Quad for the same reason, and saved a bit of money over the Triswivel and Clicgear.)

If you use a standbag, then I'd recommend looking at these before committing to a Clicgear.

**Waddzy** · 26th February 2014 03:28 PM

I have my callaway Cart bag that I use for buggies so I will be checking that one against the buggies... Only use the stand bag lately because I knew I had to carry/took it to Vic as it was lighter.

**Mububban** · 26th February 2014 06:18 PM

My Clicgear needs a major wheel alignment but other than that I'm loving it

**Hatchman** · 26th February 2014 06:30 PM

Originally Posted by Mububban

My Clicgear needs a major wheel alignment but other than that I'm loving it

Belting too many kerbs?

I'm scouting for big discount on a Clicky also.
Not happy with the triumph. Wheel base too narrow and tips easy. Is heavy when loaded with my staff bag.

**nadg63** · 26th February 2014 09:30 PM

Originally Posted by HatchmanSS76

Belting too many kerbs?

I'm scouting for big discount on a Clicky also.
Not happy with the triumph. Wheel base too narrow and tips easy. Is heavy when loaded with my staff bag.

Told you to buy a Clicgear ..............................

**Captain Nemo** · 26th February 2014 09:32 PM

Wadzzy, track a new 3.0 down , should be cheap...

**Hatchman** · 26th February 2014 11:28 PM

Originally Posted by nadg63

Told you to buy a Clicgear ..............................

I know, I know.
My staff bag wouldn't sit on one correctly when I needed a new buggy. A month later they released the staff bag adaptor kit grrrrrrrrr.

**Hatchman** · 26th February 2014 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by titleist

Wadzzy, track a new 3.0 down , should be cheap...

Should but not the case.
Someone waiting to be royally ripped off here http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NEW-BLACK...a37bda39b&_uhb

**wizard_of_oz** · 27th February 2014 12:06 AM

Originally Posted by HatchmanSS76

I know, I know. My staff bag wouldn't sit on one correctly when I needed a new buggy. A month later they released the staff bag adaptor kit grrrrrrrrr.

Kinda always wondered why people use staff bags. They're big, bulky and heavy. I understand the pros use them as they give the companies more space to advertise more prominently but I've always wondered why casual golfers use them.

**PeteyD** · 27th February 2014 06:50 AM

Cos they hold lots of stuff.

Staff bags fit fine on a Flip n Go.

**Captain Nemo** · 27th February 2014 07:03 AM

My Ping staff bag fits on fine, plus ypu can buy a converter kit for them now...

**Daggs** · 27th February 2014 07:37 AM

I pulled the rear springs out of my smoothy express and replaced with some stainless tube that fits over the lugs that hold the springs.
Rolls nicely now and doesnt bog down . and the plate on seat shaft doesnt dig in to the ground when in rough now (which is most of the time) Still havent attacked front wheel yet , i think thats the one that causes the problem going up hill , might try soon .
Cheaper option than buying a new buggy?

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