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Question: How does this handle if you only have one child in?  My son and his wife are expecting #2, so won't be ready to ride yet.
Document: But I like that it has the weather cover for rain or to keep it warmer inside, there is storage space behind the seats and each seat has a pocket to hold a drink or snacks. I also like that you can have just one child ride in the middle using the 5 point harness, or have 2 riders. All in all, it's great. The only thing that would have taken my rating to a 5 star would have been if the closures were not velcro.
Attaches easily to my bike. Easy to break down and throw in the trunk, then easy to reassemble. Very light weight yet sold. Took it on a hike today and it was great. The trail was a little rough in places and my wife and I were able to lift it up and carry over the rough parts of the trail. I do not know how far we may have gotten if we would have had to carry my 2 kids the whole way.
We have just received this put it together and it is already ripping at the seams. We haven't even put it on the bike yet. My children are small 19lbs and 29lbs. Everything had been great with the short test drive in stroller mode to get them used to it. Took them out and noticed it is ripping at the seams on one side. I'm scared to put them in it on a bike ride. This is disappointing when a weekend of biking was planned.
I am an asthmatic who is way out of shape. I took my son out today for a ride around the neighborhood. Riding with him in tow (along with a ton of his toys) felt no different than when I ride by myself. I was a little worried that my husband would have to always be the one to tow the trailer, but now I know I can do it too!The trailer is very smooth, and it looks great. It is perfect for my little guy and his toys.
The longest ride we've taken while hauling is about 12 miles (so I can't say how comfortable it would be on a really long trip). I'm sure there are better trailers, but this one is a great value for the price and we've been really happy we decided to start here instead of investing in a really expensive trailer (without knowing if our son would even cooperate on bike rides).
Time to be sure no small toys ended up back there (where they would then end up on the road).Then, this morning when my wife was biking our older child to daycare the rear metal crosspiece fell off as she was biking down the street. Not safe, and more than a little scary to have a bike trailer fall apart on you while your kid is inside.
I own this trailer now for two months no problems yet. my son and I like it. it is not to heavy, pretty light. i cant feel the difference with trailer or without. very stable on the trail. my son feels very comfortable in it. I gave it four stars only because I wish manufacture would use something else then Velcro for securing the top and pads on the strap are pretty rough i wish they would use softer materials for that.
One is 4 years old and the other is 2 years old and it is a snug fit, but they are tall boys for their ages. I doubt the 4 year old will fit in it much longer and for sure will NOT fit in it next summer, but by then he should be riding his own bike.My bike fell over while I was strapping them in and the trailer never moved. We rode down a gravel road and it didn't feel any different than when I ride without the trailer.
We went back and forth between many options and read TONs of reviews. This model is perfect for our light (typically we go ~6miles) bike riding. Our son (now 2, although generally on the short side) easily fits and enjoys and will likely continue to for another 1-2 years easily. We did purchase a helmet, but due to his height it really didn't fit without pushing his head to far forward until age 1.5-2.
Very disappointed. We bought this trailer about a year ago before child #2 came along. For the first year, things were more-or-less fine. We bought the jogging attachment and were happy with that. We liked how easily it hitched and unhitched and the quick transition from trailer to stroller. As other commentators have noted, the velcro fasteners are a bit of a pain, but bearable.However, as the stroller and our baby turned 1, things started to go downhill.
Answer: yes