Is there anyway to 'lock' this trailer? (Lock it to the bike, or??)
2017451
I checked with the manufacturer and this is what they wrote back: "There is no security locking feature that comes with the trailer. I think you could unhook the trailer and fasten the trailer frame to the bike frame with a bike surety chain. In this case the trailer would be sitting next to the bike, not behind it "
2017452
It bolts to the back of the bike like any kids bike trailer would, and has a safety leash that attaches to the bike and bike trailer.
1086772
I'm not real sure, my bike has quick release wheels, I have to take the rod loose that takes the wheel loose, remove the rod, attach the trailer, by inserting the rod through the trailer 'hitch' then tighten it up, I don't know if it works any other way, I would send a picture, but I don't know if that can be done here, I don't see that option, sorry! Good luck!
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.
26194
I do not use it as a bike trailer, but I see no reason you would need to remove it to do so. It looks as though it would be very easy to switch it back and forth, since the trailer connection (hitch? arm? I don't know what it's called.) is folded up underneath the stroller.Hope that helps. :)
1256440
We locked ours with a small padlock through the hole in the post that goes though cent of wheel. It prevents the bar from turning.
1234586
Experts recommend locking the wheels. I use a motorcycle lock that is easy to carry, connect and secure.
811571
Turn it over twisted it, pushed it up and twisted it again to lock it. Hope this helps.
1483259
Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike.Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
1885806
I do not have a lock on mine, so I am not sure about how to lock it, guess I am just a justing camper, I do stay in safe rv parks though.
2211937
I've locked two bikes together with this before. It depends on what you're locking them to, but it's definitely possible.
147553
No. Don't plan on leaving your bike with this rack. I don't know of a way to lock it.
1119665
No, there are no locks. You would have to use your own bike lock to keep it from "wandering off" while you were away from your vehicle.
2023755
My racks are secured in a garage so I didn't need a lock loop. I looked at mine and there is no loop that I could see unless they're saying you could run the cable through the two bottom bars which you could do. It won't be the strongest or most secure, but it will lock your bike.
194267
I use my "U" lock from my bicycle to lock it around that angled bar just behind the front wheel. I lock it up at places where I won't be very long like the store. Don't think I'd lock it someplace for longer if I couldn't keep a periodic eye on it.
429381
Mine is the simplest and similar to another poster's method. I just use a bike lock and put it thru the handle, then attach it to whatever is close and available. Yes, this is very minimal and is just somewhat of a minor deterrent, but much better than nothing.
711743
What I do is take a lock and run it from the hitch chain attachment point (Part of the hitch receiver) and run it to the frame/tires of the bike (like you would lock the bike up at a rack). This basically locks the bike to the car hitch. This way the weakest link is going to be the chain instead of the Hollywood rack. (Unless a thief wants to remove your hitch, Hollywood rack, and bike as one assembly!) I have left my bike locked this way overnight in multiple locations without an issue.
491003
I have a small Master lock I bought at Home Depot to lock it shut at the zippers. I have my three bikes chained together inside. You'd literally have to tear it up from the ground and carry all three bikes at once or come prepared with cutting tools. There is also an opening through the back if you wanted to chain the bikes to a fence or pole behind the unit.