🚲 Black Aluminum Utility Cargo Bike Trailer - Burley Flatbed Review

I was wondering if this trailer would work with my 54 inch high wheel (penny farthing). I do long rides on gravel or asphalt. on the bracket. Now what I had to do for the 16" rear wheel was turn the mount upside down to make it a little taller. It just made the trailer. Took me about 10 minutes to put it together and maybe another 10 to hook the suspension to the rear wheel. Very easy. I will buy another hanger for my trail bike. I'm tired of the backpack on my back making me even hotter than I

I bought a Flarbed Bike Packing Trailer. I don't have my own fat bike yet, so my DH bike is my bike. My axle is 150mm / 12mm thru axle so that's my only option, I'm lucky! I removed the shoulder straps from the outer backpack and loaded it (no more worrying about tearing the material), added everything I needed and zipped it all up. dun. Max jerks uphill: as expected. A 50 pound load is no problem. "What bungee did you use?" I went to Walmart and found a $15 trailer bungee with hooks that…

Great product! I'm very glad I didn't buy one of the cheapest trailers on the market. The tires and rims alone justify the additional price. I bought two and we use them to dock our Pakayak hard shell sea kayaks to the lake. They pull great and I love how easy it is to remove the wheels and fold down the side rails. Just two comments to improve your product. Rivet the plastic cups to the side rails so they don't get lost. If you forget to insert a needle when folding the device, you will lose…

1. Major design flaw: Thin vinyl floor rests directly on TOP of axle and body with sharp edges, both causing instant payload wear. After 1! I've had to do several vinyl floor repairs and rail wraps. 2. Using containers longer than the trailer bed rests on the end rails, avoiding contact with the axle. Containers installed in a "trailer" are likely to cause problems. 3. The distance between the top rails and the top of the tires is about 0.5 inch, which is easy to cause tire abrasion due to…

So, first of all, this review is not fake. I know Amazon is filled to the brim with fake crap, but I was looking for a bike trailer that would meet two needs: 1) carry my volleyball gear (nets, balls, etc.) 2) carry my older Beagle. I've only used it for a day, but the first use was impressive. The assembly was so easy that a Trump supporter could do it (I know I'll be criticized for this, but I don't care). To be honest I installed it in 5 minutes. And I'm surprised that the bike mount fits my

While some reviewers said the trolley was great for hauling stuff to the beach, I didn't think it was that way. The carriage is too narrow to place the chairs horizontally and the side rails are not high enough to support chairs placed on their sides or ends. However... for less than $25 for PVC and hardware, plus a piece of 1/2 inch thick 2 x 3 plywood. I was able to use "MacGyver" carts to meet my needs. I used 1/2" stainless steel screws to hold the PVC joints together, not glued, so my cart

This is a flatbed bike trailer. You attach it to the bike and put things on it. Quite easy. Additionally, it's very durable, easily disassembles and folds for storage, it's *really* easy to attach/detach to the bike making it easy to lock up at the grocery store. On top of that, it's also fairly light, making it easy to pull and lift onto a tall storage shelf. Spare parts are readily available from the manufacturer should you break something or need an adapter or extra hitch for a second bike…

My husband and I got this little camping jump cart when we wanted to increase our comfort level from the minimalist approach we've traditionally taken. and it was the PERFECT companion, especially when paired with a custom (budget) cargo net. He rode very well behind the bike and we had him loaded with probably over 80lbs of gear from his 100lb max. We were amazed at how light and durable it is! There are other reviews here that complain that "the thin vinyl floor rests directly on the axle and

Okay, I think it's been a long time since I've written an honest review. I use this thing to move many heavy boxes of electronic parts, oscilloscopes, carpet rolls and more about 1 mile from my old shop to my new through the ramshackle and pockmarked "streets" of industrial San Jose. , California. So far it's a beast! With its weight capacity of around 100 pounds, it has no problem carrying things like any Burley, except its weight is invisible on the bike and holds it well. I lost one of the…