Can this bike tow a bike trailer?
208600
Yes, if you get a trailer that attaches to the seatpost, and if you keep the saddle raised high enough on the seatpost to attach it, and if the bike's single gear is low enough to tow the trailer up the lowest hill you need to climb.
929377
Probably not. The carrier is loose and wobbles too much, so double the possibility of impact and stress on bike and spare tire.
1790959
The trailer floor is about 20 inches from the ground so with a ramp it would be easy to load and haul your bike. The only drawback is that it would take up about 1/3 of the space so it would limit other things that you would waqnt to load on the trailer.
1418314
The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
2167064
Looks like some confusion... I purchased a bicycle trailer, not a bicycle. The trailer is great so far, not sure yet on any long distance hauling.
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. :)
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
2156615
It's certainly built to handle 88 pounds, but keep in mind that the more weight on the trailer the more difficult it is to maneuver the bike, particularly at lower speeds. I like to stay at or below 50 pounds just for that reason.
480449
There should be no problem using this trailer with any type mountain bike. The trailer comes with a high quality cam tightened replacement spindle/axle for the rear wheel of your bike. It has extensions that allow the trailer to be quickly hitched to the bike. I have used mine only a few times with my Trek 520 touring bike, but it's wide tire should make it fine for limited off-road use.
658178
Hi Laurette, We cannot recommend any of our carriers be installed on a trailer or towed vehicle. In terms of trailers, the suspension is far different than on passenger automobiles by design. Mainly the rear axle is much farther forward as compared to a passenger vehicle. Thus, any road vibrations or bumps, are amplified over the longer distance which is transferred to the carrier and bikes, so that scenario poses a risk to the equipment, the carrier, as well as the receiver it is installed into, and other drivers. When it comes to a towed vehicle, if there were to be a failure of any component during transit the issue may not come to light until there is a major issue or failure due to the fact the bikes would not be easily visible, so in short, it leaves the possibility that something small could turn into something large with potentially no indication. This would of course be a rare instance, but nonetheless these are the reasons for our recommendations.
2049365
Yes. It has a hitch that fits on the rear axle of the bike. Additional hitches are available and are not expensive.
26195
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. :)
419825
Yes. There is a bracket that attaches to your bike that holds the tow bar while not in use.
2073157
Well. It's too heavy for that. It's I think But I recommend. need a tow hitch bike rack.
1838535
No with the bike loaded it makes it very heavy to do so. Can do it with rack only no bikes.
489114
You can't tow ANYTHING with it. It says so right on the box: "For BIKE RACK only"
841122
I am not sure, but we have had 4 road bike on at one time with no issue. Because it is solid steel, I would assume it would be driven by the weight capacity of your trailer hitch. Great bike rack!