Review on DoggyRide Mini Stroller Conversion Kit for Enhanced SEO by Asia Turner

The best I can say is that the brake is good. I had the pull pins that came with the bike sidecar, but when I put the handlebars in, they didn't line up properly with the holes for the pull pins to use. I bought several Lowe cotter pins and they worked great. Secondly, the front wheel takes up so much space that the purchase of a small mini stroller is completely eliminated. With the front wheel on, it added nearly a foot of space. I bought a stroller to follow our electric scooters but also wanted to travel with my dog and be able to put him in the stroller and sneak to the restrooms at truck stops rather than leaving him in a hot car when we travel. . To remedy the situation, I threw away the big, gaudy wheel they sent (and charged a fortune for it) and bought two 4-inch wheels with struts from Harbor Freight. My husband stuck the wheels into the legs under the bottom of the stroller and drilled a small hole. through both so we can use a smaller cotter pin and quickly remove the front wheels. This means that the footprint of the stroller is smaller than with one wheel, and I can store it in a disabled cubicle on the toilet in an emergency. The wheel change did not affect the balance of the stroller. I have a 30 pound French Bulldog and when we use it as a stroller the wheel configuration still feels safe and maneuverable now. We even tried tilting it. But that's not the case.