i have a folding Durban bike, the one with the smaller wheels, will i still be able to attach this doggy trailer to my bike and use it normally?
1442876
You should be able too. The supplied attachment is all it takes to connect it to the carrier.
1126240
Not easily. You could use a cable and loop it around the frame of the bike and the trailer hitch, maybe?
2085743
It attaches to the left side of your bicycle but there is a flexible spring on the arm that's allows the trailer to move independently. Go ahead and order new tubes and tires when you are ordering it the one provide are of such low quality they are unusable
2070018
You attach a hitch to the rear wheel hub (that stays on the bike permanently, though you could remove it easily enough if you wanted to). The trailer connects to this and is secured with a pin that is itself secured with a spring clip. There is a backup strap also. It is pretty easy on and off, though it isn't the best as a hand cart because the handle is designed to attach low on the bike, and if you hold it at comfortable hand height the trailer will be far from horizontal. The low connection to the bike is very good when you are using it as a trailer - this is nice and stable.
1199854
It will work either way. It depends on the location of your ladder. If your ladder is on the back left or right of your trailer, you will have to hang them verticle to prevent a wheel from being out past the side of your trailer. One bad thing that I do not like about the rack is that 2 of the four straps that hold your bike in place are made of hard rubber or a plastic that will not stretch to allow you to clamp down your bike on those two clamps.
2166374
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be. However, the weight of the trailer with a child in it pretty much negates your all carbon performance bike weight factor... If you have a 25lb kid, it'll add 55lbs of weight that you'll be towing. I have a cheaper Cannondale Quick CX4 with mechanical disk brakes and the trailer adapter attaches fine. If you have quick release hubs, you'll need to completely spin the quick release off, slip the trailer bracket attachment over the spine of your quick release hardware, then re-thread the quick release spine back through, screw snug and then latch it down. Also, if you have standard clamp style brakes (as opposed to disks), you may be a bit short on stopping power, but I cannot be sure. The mechanical disks on the CX4 are fine. I'd say hydro disks would be best, mechanical disk would be intermediate and the standard clamp brakes would be the lease reliable in stopping you and loaded trailer....especially in the rain.
1809895
Yes, although I would suggest taking your Damon to a cycle shop to fit a light weight trailer on properly. Trailer will need some type of very flexible but strong attachment swivel to bike connection.
26194
I do not use it as a bike trailer, but I see no reason you would need to remove it to do so. It looks as though it would be very easy to switch it back and forth, since the trailer connection (hitch? arm? I don't know what it's called.) is folded up underneath the stroller.Hope that helps. :)
178160
My Croozer Cargo Bicycle trailer came with a square shaped mount that is attached to the rear wheel and is used to connect the trailer. I do not know for sure if you can adjust or not. I hope this helps you make a decision.
2249925
Yes! This is a very well built dog trailer. This is the best trailer out there for the money. My little one is about 15lbs and I could put another dog in there with her with no problems. I design and build bicycles and I only sell this trailer, there is a larger one, but that is for the big dogs 50lbs and more.
913790
Yes. And it works. What it DOESN'T come with, or what mine didn't, is instructions - it just came in a box and I had to figure it out for myself, which I could, because I have experience with other bike trailers. If you lack such experience, you might want to enlist the help of your more bike-ish friends to help you assemble and connect the trailer, or maybe even pay a local bike expert to do it. Once assembled and properly joined to your bike, it is a sturdy and reliable device, under dry conditions.
2017451
I checked with the manufacturer and this is what they wrote back: "There is no security locking feature that comes with the trailer. I think you could unhook the trailer and fasten the trailer frame to the bike frame with a bike surety chain. In this case the trailer would be sitting next to the bike, not behind it "
76884
Probably not, since most folding bikes have wheel diameters at around 16". A good rule would be to see if your rear wheel is at least 26" in diameter.
621865
I have a 22 pound pooch, the basket and support system can definitely hold the weight. The included hardware is designed to mount on the handlebars and bolt on to the front axle of a bike. I took a look at the three wheeled Pride GoGo models and it doesn't look like the front axle can be bolted on to. A determined enough person could probably scour a hardware store to find a solution, but I'd make no promises.
2167064
Looks like some confusion... I purchased a bicycle trailer, not a bicycle. The trailer is great so far, not sure yet on any long distance hauling.
1408930
I've only used my trailer a couple of times but attaching it to the back tire hub was so easy. I can't imagine that there's a bike out there that doesn't have this same easy connection.
1786903
I personally never would because it distracts from the lines of the bike but you can attach a basket. Just be sure when you get the basket get some problem solvers (ask the shop) because the tube diameter on these bikes are smaller than an average Walmart/academy bike