🚲 Upgraded Bike Trailer Coupler Hitch Connector: Efficient Attachment for Baby, Pet & More! [Rear Rack Accessories] Review

I installed it on my bike and now it's much easier for me to connect my trailer to go shopping. After installation, it only takes a few seconds to connect or disconnect it.

We lost part of the hitch that came with our trailer and couldn't use it. It was a very reasonable replacement and it works great. It is very durable and easy to install.

This is the problem with many complaints about hinges that are not unique to this brand. It's discontinued, but there's a design issue. The hinge attached to the pivot cannot stay in place. It keeps spinning no matter how tight I tie it. As a result, many stripes appeared on the frame of my bike. Very upset!

Installs in 5 minutes, just tighten the rear nut, install the adapter and refit the rear nut, done. A much more reliable method than stretching models. I use a carabiner to attach the tank to the adapter. This works great with my 25 gallon four wheel gray water tank and makes the trip to the junkyard "fun".

The black metal piece that bolts to the axle has no jagged edges in the nut recess to prevent slipping. The black plastic insert did not fit snugly into the gray tube and does not bolt on as shown in the picture making it very difficult to connect and disconnect the trailer. The gray pipe looks like it is 3/4 inch copper pipe and the paint is scratched. Maybe try to find a way to attach the black plastic insert instead of sending it back.

Poor workmanship. The flex rod was too small in diameter and the mounting holes were drilled incorrectly, with no burrs and almost no wall thickness. I assume this will fail soon. I looked at several other sellers and they all seem to be getting their part from the same manufacturer. If anyone has a stash of nylon/rubber bars with some flexibility, this is an easy fix. Approximately 9/16" or 14.5mm x 4.5" long. The second problem has to do with the plastic sleeve that fits into the metal tube…