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Question: Are the wheels larger than the Aosom Wanderer? It appears they are close to 24" while the Wanderer looks closer to 20".
Document: Just finished up a 20 mile round trip to the grocery store with my new "aosom" trailer and decided to throw my $.02 worth in. I hauled my recyclables into town and then hauled my groceries home.
Although I did like the 45 degree connector on that other trailer. I hope the springy connection on this trailer, which another reviewer discussed, holds up in the long run. Sounds like Aosom has good online support for their products which is comforting. I noticed after my 20 mile sojourn that the spring had relaxed somewhat.
I purchased this trailer to haul my camping gear and gospel tracts and signs. This trailer is about the same size as my old Burley Cargo Trailer I owned back in the 1990's. The frame is welded steel and the wheels are of the self-same material. It took me about 20 minutes to build this trailer after removing it from the box it came in. Not too differcult to assemble. The inside of this trailer is quite roomy.
This trailer has a few minor quality issues, but for the money you can easily look past its minor problems. Tow-behind bicyle cargo trailers can easily cost you 3 times more than what they ask for this one. A previous reviewer already went through what I have found out myself so I won't list them again. I'll also add a couple of things about those 20" wheels. For one, they're pretty cheap and both of mine are a bit out of round.
While accelerating the trailer does surge a little (even when unloaded), but I assume all trailers do that have spring type hitches.Loaded this trailer rides real nice, no rattling and almost no swaying. I'm glad I got the 20" version instead of the 16" one because my hitch arm is still not level with the ground even with 20" wheels(it angles up a tad). (You dont want items boucing out the back if you don't use the cover).
If you need a utility bike trailer that can take odd shapes and high point weights (like mechanical parts), then this is the trailer for you. Steel bottom, 20 inch wheels and a high frame. The high frame gives plenty of options to secure your load with bungee cords.Pulls easily and quietly. On the flat, you barely notice the effort of puling the trailer. Handles easily for turns but just as in towing a car trailer, the weight will affect braking, especially braking in a turn.
For the price it's hard to beat this trailer. However, there are some annoyances that come with the territory.As others have stated, the wheels and tubes aren't of high quality. I replaced the tubes during assembly. On my first ride out I noticed that the trailer was bouncing up and down. Upon closer inspection the bead of the tire had popped out of the rim! Tire or wheel, take your pick - quality control simply isn't there.The wheels have two side guards which protect them from impacts.
The Black Aosom Elite II Bike Cargo/Luggage Trailer  is perfect and is just what I wanted and meets my expectations.
I go up some pretty steep hills. Better exercise I say!So even with the extra cost of tires/tubes and a little tweaking with the pliers, I find this trailer to be well worth the money!I recommend this trailer. Good job Aosom!! !
They are right. I hung mine in the garage and am hoping that the smell will dissipate with time and exposure.Some have commented that the spoke ends puncture the inner tube. I checked and mine has proper wheel liners, as you would expect on any bicycle style wheel to protect the inner tube.It does the job for me and is well made, and even better, it is a third or less the price of other units. I am very satisfied with the Aosom.
Answer: no