Co-Pilot Bike Trailer - 20 Inch Bike Trailer with Adjustable BMX Stem and Handlebar - Lightweight Aluminum Frame and Padded Saddle for Cycling - Perfect for Family Rides

Muy buena para salir todos en familia

Phenomenal. Easy to use. Son loves it!

It’s the best option for the price. However it needs some fine tuning out of the box. If you look at the 1 start reviews you will see people who say the clamp moves no matter how tight it is. What they are failing to do is loosen the hinge/joint that articulates when you turn. You can loosen the bolt in the center of the hinge so it turns freely. Mine was so tight it didn’t articulate at all out of the box. My seat was also kinda bent out of the box. I had to take it apart and bend it back. I would still recommend this product but you need to be a bit handy to make it work nice!

Our kids love it. They had grown out of a bike trailer. They like that they can pedal, it doesn't do much but they like it. They cannot ride bikes on their own but the are not unbalanced that an adult rider would have trouble. I wouldnt recommend a young teenager draging around a kid on one of these. We live in a hilly, changing elevation area and can still get up and down comfortably (using ebike).

We used this for our annual family trip to Mackinac Island. Highly recommend and would buy again! It paid for itself with 3 uses and is something we will use for several years with our young family. Easy to install, great pull, welds and paint was good, tire and parts were good quality, and easy on/off. The kids still talk about their “double bikes” and we love making the memories with them ❤️🚴‍♀️ High recommend!

You will see several other reviews here stating that, despite the existence of a joint to allow the trailer to swivel during turns, the seatpost clamp on this trailer actually rotates to the sides when you ride. Those reviews are correct, but I just want to emphasize that this is not simply an annoyance--it's dangerous.The more the clamp rotates, the more the trailer rides behind you at a tilt. After leaving my driveway and making a broad turn down the street, my daughter was already riding at a dangerously-tilted angle behind me. Rotation around the seatpost occurs when you turn your bike to *any* degree--even a very wide, slow turn will cause the clamp to rotate significantly. The only way to straighten it out again is to turn in the other direction, or undo all four clamp bolts and reinstall it (but it will rotate again when you start riding).I could not find a way to prevent this rotation from happening. I tried tightening the clamp to a higher torque (the instructions did not include a torque spec for these bolts). This destroyed the plastic on the inside of the clamp and damaged my seatpost (see photo). And as other reviews have warned, once I tightened it to a certain point, it did not fix the problem but simply caused my ENTIRE SEATPOST and saddle to rotate any time we made a turn, rather than just the clamp itself--which presents an even more dangerous situation and risked further damage to my bike.Even if you plan on riding exclusively in a straight line, I still would not recommend attaching this trailer to a bike or placing a child on it. And even if you are willing to take the risk I've described here, I still would not recommend the product for the following reasons:1. It arrived in a damaged box, with some superficial damage to the trailer inside, and a lot of dirt and even what appears to be some rust on the joints (see photos)2. The plastic "pads" on either side of the seatpost clamp were already compromised (see photo), but will be damaged upon installation in any event.3. Several of the bolts have torque specifications, ranging from 13nm to almost 30nm. The instructions tell you this, but if you don't own an adjustable torque wrench, you're going to have to just hope that you're torqueing them correctly.4. Installation was not easy, in general, with two adults working together. It's heavy and cumbersome.5. The deal-breaking defect in the seatpost clamp design does not present itself until you have already assembled the entire thing. Disassembly was not easy, and packing the product up for a return is going to be difficult because there were a lot of zip-ties and foam padding that we had to remove during assembly. I emailed Kazam asking for instructions or advice, and they replied that they couldn't help me.

One of the questions asked is maneuverability. Well, you have attached to your bike another piece of metal. So keep that in mind, you will not be able to turn on a dime. But that's ok, that's not what this is set up to do. If you want to turn very sharply, put a child seat on YOUR bike. With that said, this was well made, fits at least one of our ebikes that has a basket (Trek Verve+ 2) in addition to our other bikes. Tracked well, and my 5 1/2 year old granddaughter loved it. She's not off the training wheels yet, and can get a little tired on her little Trek. She loved that she could peddle and wasn't getting tired. We were worried about her keeping her balance, but we didn't have to. She sat perfectly balanced, and didn't want to stop riding. The pink is less expensive than the white, which is a shame because we got the pink because of the better price in the event it wasn't a hit. But I would give this more than five stars if I could.

This pull behind bike is awesome. It doesn't require the pull behind rider to pedal unless they want to, so no worries about your little one not being able to keep up with the primary riders pedaling speed.Also I was worried about the pull behind bike/child causing the primary bike/rider to lose their balance if the child were to lean one way or the other too far. Thus far I've had no issues like that at all. Additionally the pull behind bike tracks great around 90 degree turns with no problems at all.