How do you attach the trailer to the bike?
2070017
There's a metal collar piece you attach to the wheel hub. You can leave it there permanently. The trailer has a hitch that just hooks to that, and there's a safety strap. I went to a bike shop and they put the collar piece on my back wheel for free.
2070018
You attach a hitch to the rear wheel hub (that stays on the bike permanently, though you could remove it easily enough if you wanted to). The trailer connects to this and is secured with a pin that is itself secured with a spring clip. There is a backup strap also. It is pretty easy on and off, though it isn't the best as a hand cart because the handle is designed to attach low on the bike, and if you hold it at comfortable hand height the trailer will be far from horizontal. The low connection to the bike is very good when you are using it as a trailer - this is nice and stable.
594840
It is the whole thing as pictured. To convert it to a bike trailer you pop off the front wheel and insert the bar that is stored under the base and hook it into your bike wheel hub. Very versatile and sturdy!
2027186
The trailer comes with a hitch that attaches to the axel of rear tire, once you attach the hitch it's easy to to take on and off - you just line up the wholes and put the pin in.
2218145
I would only try this if you can secure it directly to trailer , I don't believe securing to bike only will keep it in place. Hope this helps.
1550520
The trailer comes with a hitch. I got a second one because I have two bicycles.
264772
You have to have the mount that hooks onto the bike. The pic that I see is the push tube which latches into the mount.
138523
The trailer has a pin with a tab on it to lock it to the pull hitch. Hope that helps.
1151916
Move the trailer connection first!!! Also use a pipe for leverage on the bolts. They are really tight. All hardware included. It takes about an hour. A second set of hands is really helpful.
1126240
Not easily. You could use a cable and loop it around the frame of the bike and the trailer hitch, maybe?
1440419
There is a quick release that is mounted to the bike. It is quite easy to remove and replace the trailer. The hardest part is keeping your kid from running in to traffic while you do it.
1815157
Same problem. A bag of parts and no clue how to put it on the bike......No clue what hardware goes where.
1952108
The rack has a system that locks it to the trailer hitch, however there are no locks that lock the bike to the rack.
1853916
It's pretty simple. The only tool that you need is a wrench or better, I think, a 3/8" socket. Anyway, I wrote something up explain how to install it, but really a video is worth a thousand words. Just go to YouTube and search for "How to install a bike kickstand". Here's a link that should be ok for you. http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=you+tube+how+to+install+a+bike+kickstand.&mid;=4BB388BA9BD6671BB5E84BB388BA9BD6671BB5E8&view=detail&FORM;=VIRE8
1767546
If the carrier doesn't provide enough clearance between the forward bike and the spare tire you could always install a hitch extension bar. Any good trailer hitch store or trailer hitch web site should have them. On one end of the extension bar is a male end that fits into the female recepticle of your hitch. On the other end ( the extended end ) is a female recepticle that accepts the bike carrier. You would probably need to implement some anti-rattle clamps to reduce or eliminate looseness of the assembly. I wouldn't recommend using the extension bar on anything but a lightweight load like a bike carrier.
1209843
Did you purchase the coupler that goes with the trailer? http://m.aosom.com/d-97/Aosom-Type-A-Bike-Trailer-Universal-Hitch-Coupler.html. If I remember correctly, we had to remove the pin that went through the back tire, put on the coupler and then put the pin back through it. The trailer hooked easily to the coupler.
1503119
I think as long as there is a bolt on the outside of your rear frame, you can use that bolt to secure the small attachment for the trailer. This attachment will remain on the bike, and you would just hook the trailer to it when in use. I don't think it would matter what kind of break you have.
1125561
Good afternoon,I have the instructions for the rear bike attachment. I will need an email address to attach it to.Steve