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Question: Will this work with a scooter at 30mph?
Document: I would almost give a 5 but one of the bolts was misformed and hard to work. The instructions were a joke for those of us tech challenged. Maybe a youtube video? Velcro does not seem sturdy and would of liked a reflector on the back (but i knew it didn't have one so i can not fault for that). I got this for my scooter so unfortuntaly  it sits up too high. They said you could use it for a motorcycle i don't understand where it would attach.
Also no bolt and nut to attach to the scooter/bike.
Easy assembly. Enough room to fit all my work supplies in it. 2 water buckets , a coil hose, a watering wand, a change of clothes. another trip for groceries.
I considered buying pannier bags, but I knew anything I put in them would be covered in mud or road salt no matter how "water proof" they claimed. Most front baskets wouldn't work considering my front suspension and would interfier with the headlights on my handlebars.
It saved me alot of time and work and it is still more heavy duty than a modified kiddie trailer.A lot of "bike snobs" will tell you this trailer is junk just because its cheap, heavy, and doesn't have a fancy name all over it. This is definetly not the case with this trailer. I know the difference between a good or bad mig or tig weld, and to be honest, they are actually not too bad considering the price.
Croozer also has some well reviewed models. If you are doing trail camping, you need to look at a BOB trailer as two wheel trailers just won't fit on mountain trails.There are other utility trailers such as the Burley Cargo, but it has a low frame and a fabric bottom. Most of these will work well with their included straps to tie down a box but are not as well suited to random load sizes and shapes.
Working my minimum wage retail job and living just .75 miles from it, I decided to commute to work year round by bicycle to save money on gas. Previously, (on my Magna Excitor mt. bike) I have been using a Schwinn seat post rack with a 12inch by 12inch by 12inch milk crate bungie corded and zip tied to it.
The picture for the hitch doesn't show a quick release handle - it shows a hex nut. I didn't realize this at first, but the quick release will work fine if you make sure that the release handle is on the opposite side of the bike axle from where you're attaching the hitch (i.e., the hitch will fit under the "end cap" (don't know what the right term is).4) Smell. Some reviewers commented on the smell.
I am really impressed with this trailer. I bought it about a month ago for work and have been using it every day. I usually load about 90 lb, but it can take over 180 or so. It's relatively easy to pull so it's suitable for women too. A friend of mine put it together for me, but he assures me that it's very simple to do.Also everything is reinforced, nothing is made out of plastic and it's very easy to fold for flat storage.
Our bicycles and trailers are our sole mode of transport and we use them for everything from going to work to going to the grocery store and loading up with everything from bottled water to gallon after gallon of milk, juice etc. These trailers travel well with the weight distributed correctly and they track fine. The axles are quick release and are convenient. I do also think the tires could be a little better in quality. I replaced them with some good tires and self sealing tubes.
Answer: yes