Haha, I took her out on Saturday for a two hour ride towing the "carriage" with it

 and ? much added resistance.. ? i can assume that towing the carriage adds weight.. did she like having her personal chauffeur that day

 Oh yeah she loves it As for the weight it's really not that bad. Don't really notice it when pedaling to get up to speed but you do notice it when you are stopping, haha, it 'pushes' you and the Hope Mini's need a re-bleed so it was and adventure of sorts because I end up going pretty fast for towing your kid around, I just can't help it and she doesn't care plus it's on a bike path. So I actually started re-building the Mini's last nite.....need to get to my buddies house to get two of the pistons out with his air compressor though.

 hahaha do remember its a baby carriage.. not a stunt carriage..
about the mini's .. assemble them . and squeeze the non bore cap piston out.. while holding the other back..
the other can be removed via the bore cap hole.. air pressure works too.. but they do tend to shoot out of their bores..
with an M4 brake it is a little more hussle.. but still do-able..
strange .. rebuilding brakes, is one thing i kinda like.. bleeding them ,. is one thing i dont like

 One problem......these are oooooollllldddddd Mini's, no bore cap, haha. I am the same way.....I am having sooo much fun with rebuilding them but not looking forward to the bleeding I am taking my sweet time with the rebuild......cleaning like a meth-head and all, haha, just to delay the bleeding.

 lolz.. yeah well i found the motivation to rebuild my M4.. but the moment i wanted to order.. the pistons sold out @ crc.. hip hip hooray..