Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I am wanting to put a small trailer on the bike for my pet.  she weighs 12 lbs do you think this would work on this bike?
Document: Because I wanted a bicycle that would not take a lot of space in my apartment or at work, I bought this Dahon Mariner. It's a solid bike that's easy to fold/unfold and is sturdy. I've put a lot of miles on it since I received it and have had no issues except for the seat, which I found uncomfortable and replaced.The reason I decided to write this today is because I rode the Dahon to the beach and no less than three people commented on how good the bicycle looked.
I use this bike on my daily commute from New Jersey to Connecticut. I think it would be fair to say that  this makes the trip from NY Penn to Grand Central Station faster than any other form of transporation including taxi and subway. I honestly don't know if I could do my commute without this bike.As a person who's rode their fair share of bikes, I can honestly say that this thing is built to last.
I ordered this bike on Aug 25, it was sitting on my porch at noon today, the 27th. I took it up the street to the bike shop to be put together since I have no clue about how to do that. For an extra $59 it was put together and all adjusted and ready to roll in 2 hours. It rides well. I would give it 5 stars but that seat is really hard. It is easy to fold and unfold although I have to look at the instructions still.
I like this bike but it's not for a serious rider. It's good when you need something compact though. It weighs about 25lbs. I would recommend it for someone who does not need to travel much but is biking just to get from place A to B with a distance of about 2-3 miles.
It is small enough to sit next to you on the train like a piece of luggage. It will fit in the aisle without blocking passage. With the seat lowered into folded position, it stands on its own.All in all the best bike I ever owned. I am debating whether to get another because I hear in other reviews that some of the unique parts are impossible to find.
I've ridden the bike and can attest to the fact that it gets one somewhere! Kidding. It is more tiresome because of the small wheels. (I walked it home a block.) I like that it can be ridden on a sidewalk ... people are doing that now with regular bicycles! Little girls point me out to their friends (at first ride.) The tires seem under-inflated compared to my road bike.
What was the Mariner prior to 2008? It was a more rounded tube steel bike.With that said, I think it's pretty fair to comment about the Mariner, even though I own a Vitessa D7 purchased in 2007. With going on 5 years of use and better than 3000 miles, I still think it was an excellent choice, but it's not perfect. Accept that a folding bike is a study in compact engineering and compromises, so don't expect perfection, especially in this price range.
In the past, garaging and storing was always a problem for my bikes; also transporting -- some of my vehicles were too small or wouldn't take a rack on the trunk. This bike folds and solve the transport and storage problems. I'm 60 now, less active, and less agile. But I'm wishing this bike had come along when I was 20-40. It's the commuter-bike I always wanted.
Very good for leisure bike at beach and at work..happy I bought this.Critical at buying this and I tried two other brand and I fell in love with this.
This is my second Dahon foldable bike. My first was the cheapest model, the Boardwalk (One Speeder) The Mariner is low maintenance and you go fast with the 7 speeds. Most times I pass people with regular bikes. Bike is also light. I bike to work every day, and this thing will pay for itself.
Answer: yes