Would this work with a quick n EZ bike trailer by chance?
1408988
Yes this will also work for the InSTEP Quick N EZ Bike Trailer. Here is a link to the manual that came with your trailer and you will see the part number is listed at the end of the manual. https://www.instep.net/productInstepPDFFiles/127pdf-1.pdf
1408989
Yes this will also work for the InSTEP Quick N EZ Bike Trailer. Here is a link to the manual that came with your trailer and you will see the part number is listed at the end of the manual.https://www.instep.net/productInstepPDFFiles/127pdf-1.pdf
1980450
Yes it should. To attach the trailer you remove the rear skewer and insert a connector to the skewer that the trail then hooks to. Pretty simple.
139838
Yes this trailer will attach to a bike that has a quick release rear wheel if that is the question. The trailer comes with what is called a Booyah Bike Trailer Hitch that the trailer arm attaches to. The end of the trailer arm is flexible to accommodate for the alignment.
1702904
It depends on your specific setup (height of trailer, length, etc). I would need more specifics for your setup to answer intelligently.
244044
I would think so. We bought it to pull our 28 foot camper that weighs ~5,000# dual axle. There also may be a # you can call directly.We actually you tubed this system before we bought it. So maybe try that too.Hope I was somewhat helpful.
365425
Yes, it can as they supply the necessary part to use on a bike without quick-release, but I don't know how easy it is to set up as I have quick-release. You may want to contact the supplier.
1431349
I've used it with two bikes and no problems here. As long as you have a metal frame going from the center of the back wheel toward the middle of the bike, you should be fine. I believe that the trailer is meant to be attached only to this part of the frame, but I could be wrong.
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
745534
Yes, it seems to. It works with both mine and my wife's mountain bikes. If you will be using it with more than one bike, make sure to buy an extra bike to trailer attachment(~$13). That way swapping the trailer from bike to bike takes no tools and virtually no time at all.
1261059
Actuall they would work GREAT. That is if your trailer is wired for the brake and turn with the same wire. Some trailers are wired separately for these. You have two intensities with simple three wires to connect. If your trailer is wired separately buy two sets, you can't go wrong. I used these on the sides of my saddlebags on my bike.
691041
I feel sure it can as I believe most travel trailers are the same set up. I used this to replace my toilet which was a 4 hole base and this one is only 2 holes to mount . But it matched right up and only took 5 minutes to install.
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.
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
1935179
Yes, the cross bars can slide within the upright pieces. As long as the trailer has angle iron rails, it will work.
860090
I just have a regular ten speed bike and it works great with the bike trailer.
541292
Everything mounts to the square tubing that mount to the tongue of the trailer. I can't see why it wouldn't work.
938632
Yes, it will work. Just check the ball size on your trailer. The most common is 2". On a small trailer it could be 1 7/8 ".