Could you use this bike leash while having a trail-a-bike attachment for a young child?
311282
The tow leash mounts to the left side of the bike. I would think that if you made a left turn the dog could be hit by the trail a bike. If you could plan your route with only right turns there probably would be no issue. Also keep in mind the dog is able to drop back pretty far. My dog will fall back even with the rear wheel when she is tired.
311283
Yes. The bike tow leash attaches to the back tire frame on the left side. The trail-a-bike looks like it attaches under your seat. Your dog will run along the left side of you while your child is behind you.
311284
I would imagine that it depends on the trail-a-bike hook up. the leash attaches to the bike frame at the rear axle and not at the seat. The dog is pretty much restricted to a small area of travel and should not interfere with your childs ride.
311285
Depending on where the trail-a-bike attachment attaches it should work with no problem. The dog will be to the side. I just googled trail-a-bike. Looks like that attachment is to the bike seat post so this should work fine with that :)
1080156
No. If the child is fairly lightweight , you can slightly lift front of bike to turn.
1679760
There is an add on bar that you need for women's bikes, it works great. Haven't tried kids bikes though. I mostly haul my mountain bike and it's extremely sturdy on there. For really long trips I Bungy the lower frame to the trail hitch.
978830
I think that this bike will have a bit too much power for him because its a fast bike. His size might work but the speed will probably worry me since he's really only 6 years old.
1642090
I haven't actually tried it- but I don't think it would be a problem. It's a pretty stable thing. My son never really peddles and he leans all different ways and it doesn't really impede my ability to balance and ride.
1611881
No - there is no hooks/eyelets to attach a leash though you could probably put a harness over it. ;)
1490115
No. It is a very thin elastic band with the beads on it. It would definitely break if you tried to use a leash. It's very delicate.
1844881
It is a great bike trailor for my one year old, but probably a tight fit for a 3 year old and it does not recline so as a walking stroller it may not be ideal
1472347
No this bike is for older children. I doubt a 4 yr olds feet could reach both peddles at the same time. It haD 20 inch wheels.
1886670
I dont think so. Cuz u gotta lean into your handle bars on a road bike & the child seat might be in the way
1285245
No, but I don't know that I would. The bike tow leash is amazing! I have a huge German Shepard who has tried every kind of scary behavior while attached to the bike two leash, like chasing other dogs...and this two leash has always kept us both very safe. I feel very little of my GSD's pulls and outbursts. I'm not afraid to take her anywhere on the bike tow leash.
535383
Maybe, depending on the construction of the toddler seat. There are no fenders on this bike; so that may be an issue. Otherwise, I could see on attached as the bike is normally constructed.
850985
No - this is for a one to two year old. A 3 year old would do better on a tricycle or a bike
1053599
I would imagine so. I'm not sure about a toddler's bike but maybe. I would consult a bike shop first though before purchasing anything just to avoid any hassles.
1671100
This is pretty much a bike specific device. While you could use it for other purposes, I think it would be a forced application.
377130
YES!!! We use the Bike Tow Leash daily on the right side with two dogs using the Dog Coupler available at www.BikeTowLeash.com. Contact them for any installation questions.
1508283
You could but you would have make sure you have the right kind. The bike does not have the usual frame shape so may not compatible with the most common type of training wheels. More importantly, though, this bike is specifically designed to help teach how to ride without training wheels. The kid learns balance first without any pedals, gears or chain in the way. You then add those later (they are included). Hope that helps!