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Package Includes:
- 1 x Outdoor Storage Trailer;
- 1 x Manual
Whether you have many items that need to be transported or oversized belongings that need to be accommodated, this AOSOM trailer for bike has a spacious interior to transport essentials that come with you on the road. Large yet collapsible for smaller storage, this bike sidecar balances storage and occupied storage space. Take efficiency and comfort on the go.
- Spacious for when belongings multiply
- Removable and washable resistant and durable fabric to keep clean, disinfected and fresh for new use
- Built for a smooth and balanced ride
- Reflective pieces keep you safe and visible
- Large wheels can handle heavy and challenging loads
- Foldable to pack into a small storage space when not in use
- Compatible with 20"-26" diameter bike wheels
Joshua c.
Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2024
I bought this to haul lawn equipment around and it works great. Fyi it only attaches to a regular bike with normal bolts. I have a high end DH E Bike and I had no place to connect the hitch to. I did however find a way to connect it. I used a piece or rubber to not scratch my frame and an 'O' ring tighting clamp. It' works great! No issuses yet! The trailer itself is lightweight and sturdy. It's made of metal and waterproof material. I live in an apatment and have to lug this up and down stairs with the lawnmower in it. With this unit I have no problem doing so. The Truning has great range since there is a spring at the hitch. It also rolls really well and gives me more moment for coasting. The only thing I must say is watch out for potholes. There are no shocks on this unit. So not to have you trailer having air time I highly suggest avoiding bumps of any kind!
Kristin Gorteman
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2024
We've had this trailer for 2 years. Took it to our Summer home in Turkey.It's used on a daily basis, either going to the market, grocery store or beach.The wheels have rust because of the humidity, but everything still works perfect.
KZ
Reviewed in Canada on June 21, 2020
The tires on this cart are extremely cheap. Air falls out of them very quickly.I’ll clearly need to pay to replace them. The frame is ok, made from metal but I find its cheap metal. I suspect this will last me a couple years but not much more. I likely wouldn’t buy again. It’s good enough for the price I guess but it should probably be a little cheaper tbh.
Lisa Michaels
Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2019
I have this trailer to pull behind my E- Trike. Really nothing to complain about. The sheet metal floor vibrates on rough terrain, so I drilled 4 holes in the floor and attached zip ties around the axel. Some reviews say that the cover doesn’t stay on, but the manufacturer must have addressed this problem and there is no way it will now blow off. I take the trailer to my village supermarket with a large cooler inside and can do a full shop and have room to spare. If you had a dog on a very short leash it could ride along with you...or maybe your dog is well behaved and would just sit in it. Oh! And the tires now come installed on the wheel rims so the twisting memory doesn’t exist any more.
Tom
Reviewed in Canada on August 10, 2019
Bought this trailer just a week ago. First off, the ad says it has a capacity of 180 lbs. Don't believe that. If you go to the dealer's website, it says 88 lbs. which is more in line with other bike trailers. Price is decent though. Shipping was fast. It arrived 2 days before the earliest quoted delivery date.The trailer is mostly assembled inside the box, you just have to put the wheels on the axles and insert the axles into the trailer. Unfortunately, everything is loose inside the box rattling around. Mine has several scratches and small dents but that doesn't really affect the usage of the product. It was also missing the cover (which may have prevented everything from touching ... or not) The dealer responded within 24 hrs and say they are sending one ASAP.Assembly instructions are horrible. Just some really bad pictures. The assembly itself was not too bad though. Fairly simple for anyone with some mechanical skills. The snap ring pliers they include is a really poor quality one time use tool but they work. *Note to others* Don't try to put the snap ring into the groove. Just get it around the axle and push it into the groove with a flat screwdriver. This may also solve some of the issues other reviewers had with getting all the washers in. The hitch and tongue looked like it might interfere with the kickstand but didn't after all.Just took it for it's first test (sans cover). $131 worth of groceries from Costco (including a flat of 30 eggs that all arrived intact). As others mentioned, it bounces and rattles when empty. Not much can be done about that other than to weld or bolt a stiffener to the steel floor. It's the same sound effect they use for thunder in sound effect studios, shaking a thin sheet of steel. Lots of room inside the bag. A couple of bungees across the top secured everything for me. Getting started took some significant effort, but once rolling it was fine. Just make sure your brakes are good. Handled well behind the bike, though I did notice that the wheels are not very true or balanced. If you don't already have one, consider getting a spoke wrench and spending a little time tweaking them.Overall, I would recommend it, but know what you're getting yourself in for. It is a cheap made in China product, but it looks like it will do the job and is 1/3 to 1/4 the price of a high quality trailer from a reputable bike or outdoor shop.
Ricketts
Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2019
My GF put this together fairly easily, but as others have said, the instructions are poor and it rattles when empty. Might try some foam between the axle and base of the storage box as I believe it is the box vibrating against the axle when empty. The noise goes away when there is a load in the box as others have mentioned. Other than that, works great
Jed
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2019
The plastic corner piece was damaged from transit, however, the merchant was happy to send me the replacement parts ASAP. This trailer is AWESOME! Larger that I expected (Imagine a rubbermaid tote could fit right in it.) Snow, ice, grass, gravel, asphalt, copncrete, up/down hills, on my pedal or my e- bike - very minimal drag. Super sturdy design - I have loaded it up to beyond capacity (200 lbs ish) many times, no prob. Best buy for your money. The Type 'A' hitch included is not at a good angle (arm puts a detrimental torque on hitch), but is replaceable with standard parts. Velcro is not good quality, but I will be sewing my own custom canvas cover soon.
Michael Mooney
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2014
** Update** Just got back from Anna Maria Island in Florida, and this bike cart was awesome. Used it everyday to bike to the beach. carried 4 beach chairs, 2- boogie boards, 2 skimboards, a decent sized cooler, beach umbrella and a beach bag full of towels ( for 4 people).I bet it would have taken me 5 minutes to assemble had I not actually tried to decipher the really bad directions. (The only thing you really have to put together is the locking nuts on the axle, and the little connecter thingy on to your bike. No big deal at all.)Sturdy cart, I've been tooling all over the neighborhood carying pool stuff to our subdivisions pool. The kids think my name is Rick-Shaw because they like going for rides too. ( Don't know how safe that is, but I guess I'm not going to win parent of the year anyway.)Good value, arrived promptly, easy to assemble, lots of fun.
VICTOR_NJ
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2014
Good price, it's got a great weight capacity of 180 lbs. I already tested it picking up groceries from Shop Rite here in NJ, empty trailer is quite noisy ( I guess most foldable trailers have to be noise cuz their parts are a bit loose to allow foldability for storage) but full trailer is very quite, and i found it not pulling me much, and I had a lot of groceries. It steers nicely, it's easy to hook to your bike, it's a good product.THE ONLY COMPLAIN- one plastic elbow came broken, I was so pissed and emailed the company right away, within 4 days I had the part in my mailbox , I think that's great customer service. Yeah it wasn't supposed to be broken in the first place, it could have been an honest mistake or the person packing it wasn't in a good mood that day, idk, but they fixed my problem promptly.
maxcoraz
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2013
I purchased and assembled this bike trailer for a friend. I purchased another Aosom bike trailer-The Wanderer-and have been very pleased. But, after assembling this Yellow and Black Cargo Trailer, I have some issues with it. First, the good. The trailer arrived on time and in great condition with all the required parts including an instruction sheet. The trailer is sturdy, the nylon cargo bag seems well made and the yellow cover provides additional visibility in traffic. It is a good looking trailer and should get you some admiring glances. The hitch adaptor installs to the bike axle easily and the connection to the trailer arm seems solid. Now for the issues. The biggest deals with the way the wheels connect to the axles and the way the axles connect to the trailer. The assembly requires the installation of a flat washer, a spring washer and a lock ring on the axle section to secure the wheel to the axle. This is not easily done. On one axle section, the lock ring broke twice before a third finally set in the groove on the axle. Thankfully, the manufacturer provided extras. On the other axle, I could never fit both washers and the lock ring. There was just not enough space between the wheel surface and the groove in the axle. Finally, I left out the spring washer and was able to secure the flat washer and the lock ring in place. Next trying to secure the wheel/axle section to the trailer was fun as well. It looks easy: Lift a locking device on the axle housing, slide the axle/wheel combo in and lower the locking device. Not so easy. After multiple attempts, a few choice words and the application of a few stout taps with a rubber mallet, the axles were secure. Hope it gets easier each time the wheels are removed. Third item: While pulling the trailer, the metal bottom of the trailer vibrates and makes a loud racket with every bump in the road. My theory is that the metal bottom is vibrating on the axle housing and needs to be be secured or isolated to dampen the noise. I will work on that. Fourth: There are no rear reflectors included, so you will have to add your own for safety. Fifth: As others have noted, the cargo bag cover does not attach to the body of the bag. While it is stretched tight over the trailer frame, without adding velcro or straps, I can see a good Arizona wind storm blowing the cover off. To sum up, I think it is a decent product and worth buying, but could use some quality control in manufacturing and additional improvements.
TMG
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2010
I was using a trailer built for a child as a means to haul groceries but it was stolen out of my carport a month ago. I paid less buying this than replacing the child carrier, which wasn't as sturdy. It has a nice, solid, metal frame and trailer bed so you can definitely not worry about stuff busting out of the bottom. It was incredibly easy to assemble, even considering the meager instructions that were included. My only disappointment is that it won't attach to your bike if you have quick-release wheels because of the rear hub mechanics. I happen to have another bike I can use, but if the company has a universal attachment option, definitely get it. The child trailer had one and I could use it on any bike with no problems.
Matt Pettit
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2010
This should really be 4.5 stars. This is a great trailer, lowish cost, very functional and more flexible than one of the kid carrier types (which I've owned before).An example of a single load that I've hauled in this trailer while moving (a total load of ~150lbs):3 paper boxes of sundry stuffx-country skis, poles and shoesa largeish (2'*3') box of beddingsnowshoesironing boardstereo cabinetcomponent stereo system (turntable, tape deck, CD player, receiver, and 2 speakers)CDs, cassettes and LPsThings I like about this trailer:It has a nice steel deck,the nylon bag can be removed or put back in very easily as needed,its easy to break down for storage,it has a high load rating (that I've gone beyond with no noticeable ramifications), andthe design is flexible (the rails can collapse essentially making a flat trailer).what I don't like:the attachment bit that goes on the bike attaches to the skewer of the back wheel - I think that too much use with heavy loads could probably bend your skewerthat attachment bit is a little bit of a pain to put on and remove (you have to take the skewer out or remove the wheel if you have a solid axle)Given those minor detractions I still love this trailer. I recently used it to move from one apt to another. The only things I couldn't move on it were the bed and a canoe. With some ingenuity I've put together a rig that lets me put my canoe on. Some of the concerns I've seen in other reviews don't seem to be a problem with this one. The box came fully intact with no damage to the unit, it was easy to put together, and will mount on either a skewer type or solid axle.Some folks have warned about loading the bag carefully to that it doesn't pooch out and hit the wheel or spokes - I installed a could of boards as rails midway up the side walls and that seems to take care of that potential issue with no real reduction in how much I can carry. With careful loading this trailer could move nearly anything!big thumbs up.
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