Aosom Bike Cargo Trailer, Bicycle Trailer, Heavy-Duty Bike Wagon Cart, Foldable Compact Storage, with Universal Hitch, 16" Wheels, 88 lbs. Capacity, Black

This trailer is excellent. But, if you do a lot of work with it you will need to change the gooseneck connector to a ball connector

Very well engineered with ease of assembly and quality in mind. Haven't used it yet but I see no reason why this won't meet and exceed my expectations. Plan to use it to bike my ski gear around when staying close to the resort so I don't have to worry about parking.

Wish it was a little more stable (less shaky), but otherwise pretty good. I attached it to my electric scooter and had my little brother ride in it

Works nicely once you figure it out. On my first use, had an incident at the tow bar attachment at the cart itself. Nothing a little rope couldn't fix, but not being near home made it an issue. Bought some pipe clamps which can be finger tightened anywhere I am with the trailer and the problem was resolved. This trailer is nice because it is collapsible and light enough to carry to wherever you want to store it. The wheels detach easily, but reattaching them takes a couple of minutes because the washer nuts have to be aligned into a groove. Overall I am happy with this purchase.

The trailer itself is cheap and flimsy, but what do you expect for the price. For the price its exactly what I thought I would be getting. The real value in this trailer is the customer service. I purchased this months before opening it as we were in the middle of winter. When I finally did get around to opening the box I was well past the return date. Anywho I was missing a piece. I contacted the seller and they replaced the part, no questions asked. Very rare to see an amazon seller address the problem so quickly and solve it without issue. Hats off to this seller, and I really dig this trailer. Do I wish it was a little more heavy duty? Sure, but then the price goes up, and for the price this trailer is, its hard to beat.

This trailer does what I needed it to do but cheapest material construction is defines this trailer. As far as portability and "fold down" for storage. Not unless you carry the required tools with you and that's always fun on a bike ride! The strut/handle that goes from the seat post down to the trailer is extremely flimsy unless you bolt it to the front cross section of the trailer. I added wingnuts to help with disassembly if I need to fold the trailer completely down for storage. I will keep the trailer and use it but I won't be buying this again if needed.

The trailer frame is a one piece welded frame., which is very nice.Only problem is the hitch comes disconnected on slightest bump.Not very safe.

The seatpost mounted tow hitch model and the old axle mount hitch version have the same frame, and are easily modified to fit back to back. The rear gate of one can cut and drills to function as a mechanical link between both units.It is stable and does well to about 250 lbs. With a load of 400 lbs of lumber, the unit did not want to turn easily. The drawbar needs to be lengthened with an additional 10° upswing in hitch angle to perfectly match up a 700c. The unit is remarkably stable at 35 mph descending 6% gradient at 180 lbs. Of camping gear, as properly adjusted bicycle brakes can handle the weight. Average speed on the flat will be 9 or 10mph on average.With full wood sides and stakes the unit has a tare of about 80 lbs. Not for the casual trip to the market. I've put 6,000 miles on a single, and they need wood sides to keep grocery bags out of the spokes.