Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does this trailer have storage?
Document: The wheel arms are held on by a big screw, and a cotter pin type lock. The stroller will not fit in the back of my car, so I have to disassemble it to fit. There is no onboard storage of the arms, so if you want to switch while you are out, you have to carry the extra pieces with you.As a bike trailer, it attaches to a bracket that connects to your bike's rear axle. I count that as a point in the trailers favor.
I bought this trailer after spending entirely too much time researching other options.
The advantage of that though is high stability which is important when you are pulling children with a bicycle.The instructions that came with the stroller/trailer had some missing info and the pictures were very black and hard to make out.
If I had known it would be a flop as a jogging stroller, I would have purchased a cheaper trailer, and a jogging stroller that both my infant seat, and 4 year old could ride in.
I really like this bicycle trailer. The only thing I would say is that it can be a little bulky when trying to back the bike out of the garage while the trailer is attached. My daughter loves riding in it!
I bought an Instep first and watched it fall apart within months. This Allen Sport's Trailer is so much better! It's more comfortable for my son and much more stable for me when I push it or pull it on my bike.
Works very well as a trailer. It's  easy to attach and pull with my bike. As a stroller, I found that the wheel attachment was slightly bent in the package and is difficult to attach. The bench is still a sling from wheel to wheel, despite it's description . Two kids in the cart at the same time will end up leaning into each other.
I actually haven't used this for biking yet. I have used it as a stroller, and it is ok, though very large, and it won't fit through my front door.For being a convertible jogger/trailer, I was expecting it to be simpler to convert. Silly me, I should have read better. It is easy enough if you are at home. The jogger part comes off in several pieces.
This was mainly because the single trailers did not have a recessed foot bed. I also figured my daughter might want to bring along toys, etc., and this gives her the room to do so without being scrunched. My intention is to use this recreationally on the weekends. Not a hardcore cyclist.The other trailer I considered at this price point was the popular brand that starts with B and is black and yellow.
The trailer seems well-made. Good, strong fabrics and quality all around.Assembly was really easy. The instructions were pretty dark and not terribly clear in spots, but it was fairly self-explanatory. The wheels go on and off with the push of a button, and there is just one piece of the frame you have to snap on or off to fold it. It's very secure and stable. It also came with a little safety flag.
Answer: yes