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Question: I have a Schwinn Meriadian adult tricycle:   Will the trailer attach to it?
Document: Purchased this open trailer for use with my Schwinn Meridian adult tricycle. The product arrived on time, in excellent condition with all parts required for assembly. Took about 30 minutes to unpack, assemble and inflate tires. Very easy to do using instructions included with product. The trailer is very sturdy and is very quiet while being pulled. I should note that the hitch as provided will not attach to the tricycle without fabricating a connector. I used a 12" X 3/8" piece of galvanized all-thread rod inserted in a section of 3/8" heavy aluminum tube for support.
The rod is connected off center between the rear wheels on one of the sections of support framing near the rear axle of the tricycle. The manufacturer's hitch device is connected to the end of the all-thread rod with cut washers, lock washers and double nuts. This connector is placed to insure that the trailer will track on center between the rear wheels of the tricycle. The connector also extends the trailer tongue to prevent it binding on the rear tires while turning. (NOTE: See pictures in Customer Images adjacent to product description above).
I purchased a Kent Bayside Adult Trike and wanted a two-wheel cargo hauler. This was the most price efficient of all available, with folding/removable enclosure bars and 110lb capability. I ride it to Walmart and have received numerous comments about it and the trike.
Tire is cheap. It is shiny and it is not rubberish,  The wheel is  wobbly. Too wide so you have to be careful when passing people on the road. It is longer than it looks. It could be better when you can attach and detach easily. You need a wrench to attach and detach. Since it's long it is not easy to store with the bicycle attached.
I was looking at this trailer reading the other reviews (and ratings) and decided to purchase this particular bike trailer.Unlike many others that use a single axle (which can easily bend over time and weight) this uses a standard fork end like on the front wheel of adult bicycles.Most of the other trailers attract you with the weather cover feature.I was looking more for basics,better design and quality.By using this method with the axle within the wheel and forks it is stronger than the single axle type of trailer.It also has support on the other side of the wheel too since it is of the dual fork end type like on a bicycle.Extra 16 inch wheels or rims are not hard to come by either if replacement is needed and one can choose rims with extra spokes as well.The wheels on this trailer come with 20 spokes on each wheel.This trailer is sturdy yet very lightweight.It has the nice feature of toolless removed fairly quick release wheels should a tire become punctured and needed to be fixed on a ride.____________________________________________________________________________________________Edit my thoughts on motorizing this trailer -Skip this part if you don't want to read thisAlso the standard fork width enables one to easier modify (widen) the fork ends themselves on this particular trailer for a possible larger axle size which would present the possibility of using say a small 250 watt electric planetary geared hub assist bicycle motor from an electric bike kit in a 36H (number of spokes)16 inch rim (those are more difficult to find however there are 3 sources of them on Amazon) and maybe 109 mm length spokes to motorize this particular trailer similar to a commercially available Ridekick motorized trailer.Of course one would have to widen to fork gap (can be filed) in order to use a large axle size.Why use a planetary geared hub motor like this well the motor is ideally torqued to a single assist speed of 15 mph.A compromise between speed and torque.Not ideal for slower speeds up hills however as it's a single speed compromise.By using a smaller 16 inch wheel instead of a 26 inch wheel on the front wheel of a bike the torque should be much increased at a more ideal maximum motor speed of 9.23 mph with about 20.3125 foot pounds of torque versus a 15 mph speed with a standard torque of 12.5 foot pounds on a 26 inch wheel.In other words it would put out about 2 foot pounds more torque than even a 500 watt direct drive electric hub based motor putting out 18 foot pounds of torque yet on a 250 watt motor.Direct Drive hub based motors put out less torque per watt than Planetary Geared Hub Motors.By using a smaller 16 inch wheel the particular motor I mentioned under those conditions would put out the equivalent torque of say a 406 watt planetary geared hub motor.Two wheel electric motorization is also possible too.Once one motorizes the trailer with added weight of the batteries and motors the rated cargo capacity decreases.One can use a motorized trailer either to carry heavier cargo easier or use it just for powered assist or even much longer powered travel (you can carry a lot of Lithium Ion batteries on a trailer).I measured the wheel and trailer and it's possible to put on 20 inch wheels on this trailer (Again have to widen the fork gap though).There are also 20 inch wheels with planetary geared hub electric motors already available that won't need the individual to lace or have a bike shop lace his own wheels to 16 inches though a smaller wheel would put out more torque though less speed (more torque equals better hill climbing capability and easier cargo transport.Edit -Oops the forks are actually 96 mm apart rather than 100 mm.I had assumed that it was 100mm.No big problem though as there are several ways to widen them.A 4 mm difference is not that much.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Back to the reviewAnyway back to the review of the trailer itself.It came with instructions and was easily put together in just a few minutes.One has have a tire pump handy as the inner tube is not already pumped up to what is stated on the tire at 45 P.S.I but in the instruction manual states to inflate to between 25 to 30 P.S.I.It is mentioned in the instructions to travel with this trailer at lower speeds of under 10 m.p.h.
I bought it for my son and he is completely satisfied with this gift, saying that the trailer is very sturdy and functional.
Best trailer I have ever had or used. I'm on a cross country trip from Detroit to Florida and it has been great. I recomend this trailer to anyone. :)
Aosom Bike Trailer is a great trailer. It allows me to do my grocery shopping easier than I expected. Its the best purchase I have made this year.
Considering I had to replace the tires, tubes, and in the future the bottom sheet all I got out of this purchase was the frame for a trailer and hitch. Will probably replace the rims as well soon because they are just as cheaply made as the tires.
I got my trailer last Tuesday, and it came super early but i thought it was going to be bigger then what it was because i haul lawn equip from time to time pushing the very limits of these trailers. I just got the measurements wrong i now know.
Answer: yes