Hi: I have a Europa A2B electric bike. Will this trailer work with that bike? Thank you.
221501
I really don't know the answer. However, if it is built like a normal bike there shouldn't be a problem
221502
I have it connected to my mountain bike. It has a quick connection that fits into the wheel hub bold. Tows great....My dog loves it and is 80 lbs
221503
The only connection is to the hub. If your bike has a fairly typical rear wheel quick release hub, it should be fine.
221504
It probely will because it hooks up on the wheel. It doesn't make a difference how the bike is powered. We use it on regular bikes. I just love riding around town with our Lab in tow!!!
2208840
This should work fine. As far as I know it's one of the smallest dog trailers.
913790
Yes. And it works. What it DOESN'T come with, or what mine didn't, is instructions - it just came in a box and I had to figure it out for myself, which I could, because I have experience with other bike trailers. If you lack such experience, you might want to enlist the help of your more bike-ish friends to help you assemble and connect the trailer, or maybe even pay a local bike expert to do it. Once assembled and properly joined to your bike, it is a sturdy and reliable device, under dry conditions.
1846820
If your electric bike weighs 20-30 lbs, I would think the hoist would be ok. My Mtn bike is pretty heavy.
424782
I would recommend a stronger hitch trailer. Worked good for our 250 dirt bike but not for anything much heavier. And we only used ours for short distances. 15 miles or less
1161797
I have a Landrider and it works fine so I do not see a problem with this. The mounts adjust to the hubs so it should work with your bike as well
259035
No, it will not work. Go to a local bike shop to get bike chain, this chain is used for minibikes and agricultural applications.
139838
Yes this trailer will attach to a bike that has a quick release rear wheel if that is the question. The trailer comes with what is called a Booyah Bike Trailer Hitch that the trailer arm attaches to. The end of the trailer arm is flexible to accommodate for the alignment.
7215
Yes it works great. I have a Trek 29er and I use this to connect to my daughter's bike with no problems.
890920
When I lost mine I got this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C1N8C4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but it is now currently unavailable. The diameter is 13 mm and it worked perfectly. It seems like one like this might work: http://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Trailer-Hitch-Only-Black/dp/B00B136YPA/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1426508511&sr=8-19&keywords=Bike+Trailer+Hitch
805012
The post diameter is 9/16". The trailer works fine with either the included hitch or the extra one. I was interested that the extra hitch mounting plate to the bike axle was at a 90 degree angle which worked better on my Trek.
2033360
This isn't a great answer, but we bought a used trailer for our daughter, and this was the only piece missing to attach it to the bike. It's been used on both bikes and stays on no problem. I wanna say it does, but not 100% sure, and not at home to check.
519869
It should, as long as the rear frame is fairly 'normal', i.e. horizontal tube to the plate/tab the rear axle bolts on, and an angled piece up away from that. A frame with some rear suspension might have a smaller 'triangle' in that area, but should still work. It is a very adjustable kickstand, i've put them on 3 different bikes so far, and owned one that came with it.
147874
Yes, it worked on my boyfriends bike (he has quick release wheels). We absolutely love our Booyah Trailer!
1861660
I have a Trek 7.3, and everything works well together. The piece for the bike wheel went on easily and doesn't cause any problems. The bar that attaches the trailer to the wheel piece fits perfectly, and the bar slides into the trailer without any issues. It will work for you.
965868
First, nice bike. Second. It looks like it will. Your back swing arm is flat on the bottom just like mine which is where the back stand picks up the bike. The front stand has 2 prongs that will go under the fork on the front of the bike. I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1431349
I've used it with two bikes and no problems here. As long as you have a metal frame going from the center of the back wheel toward the middle of the bike, you should be fine. I believe that the trailer is meant to be attached only to this part of the frame, but I could be wrong.