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: wil this hook up to a Adult trycycle?
Document: IF you need something streamlined, this trailer is a bit boxy and bulky, but for trailers in this price range it absolutely does the job. I've had no problems. I did have some concerns with the hook-up on the rear wheel of my bike. I have the disc brakes on my mountain bike and it SEEMED a bit funky when I was hooking it up but it works just fine.
Okay, after researching bike cargo trailers and having sticker shock at what $200 or $300 would buy (and no shipping either) I decided to take my chances on this product. It arrived quickly by FedEx and was easily put together. The horseshoe thingy just needed coaxing onto the top of the axle and then slid down by hand pressure only. If you try to affix it down near the bottom of the axle you will fail miserably as my adult son did.
use i use my cart for scrap metal and other things to tow around town. I even gave my friend a ride down the street, i use it almost daily.its like a car trunk for a bike. ;)
this is a good ideal but the first time my son used it the wheels on both sides rubbed holes in the cover  so-I duck taped it .
i can throw just about anything in there without worry about blowing out the bottom. I had purchased another similar trailer before this one from S*n*i*e that has a corrugated plastic bottom which I know will not hold up to the freezing/heating cycles here in NV.
holds a lot of weight, does what it was intended to do. haul stuff. i do groceries and laundry with this thing. the only difficult thing is that this design doesn't allow easy locking up.
holds a lot of stuff and the kids great all around ,easy on and off,and it nice to have a cover
great cart, great quality. it's not water proof. install was a pain. it's not easy to take on and off quickly, requires tools. shipped SUPER quick.
carried 4 elk quarters for ~10 miles on a nasty rocky road. worked great. if that doesn't speak to its durability, i dont know what does. The fabric sides are a joke. If you dont secure the load in the middle the load will pudge out of the fabric sides and hit the wheels on the sides or fall out the front or back.
You can assemble this cargo carrier in the desert with no outside tools required in under 5 min. Fold-up/storage is even faster, the assembly pins have a unique extension feature on them that make it easy to remove and replace them, even for this 'ol carpal tunnel syndrome gentleman. I choose not to use the wheel guards in place for a slimmer appearance, rather, plan to fabricate fittings so I might quick fasten them to the top rail for tie downs and other uses.
Answer: no