Stewart Golf R1-S Push Trolley

Reference: CR-19353

Stewart have made modifications to the R1-S that makes it even more durable, reliable and practical than the previous model. The great thing with the design of the Stewart Golf R1-S Push Trolley is that there are no cables or wires exposed as all the mechanisms are inside the framework so it looks super cool.

Employing the “Rack and Pinion” design that has been used in cars for years, helps to make the R1-S so easy to put up and take down quickly and efficiently. All you need to do is unlock the handle and bottom bracket and the trolley unfolds or fold effortlessly.

The Stewart Golf R1-S Push Trolley is available in a total of 10 colours, and with the big sporty wheels it’s guaranteed to glide over all types of surfaces including thicker rough. Stewart Golf have made the bag brackets self adjusting so that you can use all types of bags on the trolley and that they fit securely without twisting while on the move.

Description
Product Details

Product Features

Patented Rack & Pinion driven folding mechanism.
Extensive standard features including umbrella holder, ball holder, scorecard holder, ball marker, 4 accessory points, soft touch handle, bottle holder.
Adjustable and padded bag jaws that will accept virtually any tour, cart or even stand bag.
3 quick release wheels
2 Year Warranty
Hand built in Great Britain.

Dimensions and Weight

Folded Size: Height 49cm x Length 55cm x Width 34cm
Folded without wheels: Height 27cm x Length 64cm x Width 32cm
All three wheels are quick release for an even smaller folded size.
Weight: 8.1kg / 17.9lbs

The R1-S PUSH is based on a novel application of the tried and tested rack & pinion system. Rack & pinion is most well known for use in car steering systems to turn the circular movement of turning a steering wheel, into the linear movement of the steering rack.

The R1-S PUSH actually has 4 racks and 4 pinions that all work simultaneously. When folding the R1-S PUSH, it works as follows:

The main support is folded forwards, pivoting at its base.
At the base of the main support there is a large gear, or pinion. As this turns, it engages with the top side of the rear rack and moves it backwards in the horizontal tube.
The two lower sides on the rear rack connect to the front aero leg which has a pinion on. As the rack moves backwards linearly, the gear rotates and the leg closes until parallel with the horizontal tube.
The rear rack is connected to the front rack, so they both move backwards at the same time.
A further pinion mounted on top of the front rack is connected to the front wheel, so as the rack moves backwards the wheel folds under the horizontal tube.
The handle can be folded and adjusted by loosening the knob, and re-tightening when positioned.

Note: Click here to find out - how to care for your Stewart Golf R1-s Trolley.