🚲 Travoy: Unleash Convenience with the Compact Folding Cargo Bike Trailer Review

I first saw the Travoy Burley Bike Trailer on the Bike Girl YouTube channel. I have a Tern GSD cargo bike and can carry a lot of stuff (10 bags of groceries). I wanted a trailer when carrying large boxes or camera gear (large tripods and cases). The trailer works very well and is very easy to connect and disconnect from the bike. It's light and rolls very well. I also bought two quick shopping bags. I can go to the store, unhook my bike and go to the store. I've carried up to 120 pounds of…

Advantages: Easy to use. Easy to assemble. On flat terrain with light loads, it is sufficient and behaves well. The trailer attaches easily to a Brompton folding bike and works well. When folded it is small. Cons: 1) Hubcaps fall off very easily, especially on tight turns, and you're more likely to lose them. You will then be left with two metal tabs that you must press to remove the wheel from the trailer. The wheel cover on my trailer fell off twice but I was lucky to find it. 2) The…

Download manual from Burley website. This is our second Travoy trailer. The other is still in use 10 years later. The new Travoy features several significant improvements: • The new 'footboard' design keeps the trailer upright when parked with a load. The old one would fall over. • The new seat post coupling allows you to use one coupling for two or more bikes. With the old one I had to buy more clutches. • The tow arm now extends to accommodate rear bike racks and larger MTB wheels. • The tow…