HOMCOM Bike Cargo Trailer Bicycle Bike Trailer Cart w/Hitch Transport Black | Cycling Camping Use, Luggage Storage Carrier, Steel

This product is AMAZING, I am easily loading 60kg daily as I commute arround London and it pulls with easy. In fact I have to confess I actually overload in in realtion to height and used bungee cords to tie my load... still no problem. As I have never used anything thing like this before on a good few occasions while getting used to it I turned a corner too fast, hit a lamp post, went over a bump unevenly and although my whole load went over the cart was no effect at all (besides a few scapes) even with its light weight frame. I'm constantly being asked where I got it from and I'm happy to direct enquiries straight to this seller on amazon. If your looking for a cart to carry extra loads for you bike, no matter what the size (I only have a small bike) this is exactly what you need and for a fraction of the price compared to other alternatives. Very easy to assemble with all tools provided. Belive it of not I rarely write reviews but in this case I had to make an exception! Sorry for any spelling or grammar errors....got to go 😆 lol

The delivery arrived two days earlier than anticipated. This is a well made, straight forward to construct, cycle trailer. Strong safety clips and 16 " tyres with capacity of 50 psi means it works well, even on pot holed roads. Intended by me primarily as a trailer for my Angling gear, it has more than enough load capacity for my needs . Some adjustment of the saddle support was necessary to fit the button operated, quick release trailer tow hitch . Not enough to be an issue. The quick release wheels and foldable top frame, would be an asset if storage space were limited. Having road tested the trailer, I am now ready to use it. Very pleased with my purchase.

This is great. Sturdy, easy to put together and useful whether using a bike to tow or by hand. I use it to get wood from the forest or to put my old dog in when we go for long walks

Unfortunately all of the parts do not go together quite as smoothly as I would hope. But on the other hand it is still a perfectly usable item. I reccomend this as it is a seat post mounted trailer and therefore very easily to quickly remove. It has developed rust quicker than I would have hoped (a few months). If you are looking for a budget option that does the job then this is a good shout, but more premium options will last you longer.

The cart states it max capacity is 40kg, this applys to the connection from the cart to the bike, I was able to haul this 50kg+ log by holding the one of the hand rails while cycling. Impressive cart.

It's great! Will only manage 40kg due to the tyres (maybe in future I can swap them out with something bigger/stronger as they have a quick release skewer) fits a big box I got one from the range (wham bam 62 litre box) it's good quality though it looks a bit flimsy (there's a sticker over two weak looking welds holding the frame together) the release mechanism is easy to use and it's quite stable I think

All steel frame - all steel frame - no mention of the not very sturdy plastic cargo base. Which in my case was all scratched up like it had already been used. The brackets that accept the front and back pieces are not welded on straight, so two of the pins would only go in with excessive force. It'll be fun taking those out when it comes to returning this. I suppose technically, it is foldable, but only after you remove the towing arm which is bolted on. And if you use the tools supplied that's going to take you a while as the spanners are nearly big enough for the next nut size up. So folds for easy storage, nope (see image) The quick release skewers are too short, so you have to disassemble them to fit or remove the wheel, so not very quick. Speaking of which, the gap into which the wheels go is too wide for the wheels, so when the quick release is tensioned, the inside face of the bracket does mate to anything and the axel rattles around (see image). Put 40kg on that and go around a bend and the wheel will heel over and it's going to knock it out of true very quickly. Oh, and a manual printed in German, French and Italian isn't all that helpful in the UK for many people. Even if there were an English translation, the details of assembly aren't properly covered anyway. The quick release for the seatpost hitch seems like it was measured before it was powder coated, as it will barely go in. And once you have managed to put it together and taken it out for a ride, you'll notice that it rattles, bangs and creaks the whole time, so it's going to be fatiguing lots of parts. The only good point I can say is that it can definitely statically take 40kg, but I wouldn't want to be moving with that load. In case anyone is unsure, I'd r do not recommend buying this.

Fantastic for the price. Bought this for Glastonbury festival seems to be holding up well so far