( 13 reviews )
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Posted: May 20 2009
I purchased the trailer to use as a stroller as my oldest gets tired and needs to ride but is too big for a stroller. I'm able to take both the 6 year and 3 year in it with ease. It moves much easier than even our off road stroller. So far I've extremely happy with it. Next will be getting a bike and trying it as a trailer.
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Posted: Apr 3 2009
i did quite a bit of research online (comparing descriptions, reading reviews, etc.) and thought this would be the best bike trailer for our family. we decided to not go super cheap and couldn't afford a $500 trailer so this seemed like it would work. PROS: the price, it was easy to assemble, it looked good, and would be easy for our daughter to see out of. CONS: the seat was like a sling that didn't have much support so our daughter was slouched, there was only 2 layers of fabric between our child and the ground, and the cover attaches with a long thick line of velcro, so every time you want to get your child in or out, or get into the back compartment you have to rip open the cover, which was difficult to line up and cumbersome in general. the cons out-weighed the pros so we returned this trailer, and found a burley d'lite for $100 more at a warehouse store that has a great padded seat, better harness and strap hooks, easy clips for opening and closing the cover, and a movable sun shade panel which gets more use than i would have expected
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Posted: Feb 23 2009
I have about four to five hundred miles on mine and the only thing that has needed attention is a snap needed to be replaced. $1.50 in the craft section of your local discount store buys enough snaps to replace every one on the trailer (which won't be necessary). The large tires roll smoothly. The storage area under the seat holds extra tubes, bike tools, a diaper backpack, jackets, and plenty of toys. I bought a second coupler/hitch so I wouldn't have to move that part from bike to bike. It fits easily into my midsize station wagon with the tow arm folded under (no need to remove the wheels).
