Trixie 12817 Jogger Conversion Kit f. Bicycle trailers

The Trixie 12817 Jogger Conversion Kit is a versatile accessory that allows you to convert your bicycle trailer into a jogging stroller. Here's an overview of this conversion kit:Transformative Function: This kit turns your bicycle trailer into a jogging stroller, offering flexibility and value for active parents.Compatibility: It's designed to work seamlessly with Trixie bicycle trailers, ensuring a perfect fit.Easy to Install: Installation is straightforward, and the kit includes everything you need to make the conversion hassle-free.Quality Build: Trixie is a reputable brand known for its pet products, providing confidence in the quality of this conversion kit.In summary, the Trixie 12817 Jogger Conversion Kit is a practical solution for active parents who want to get more use out of their bicycle trailer. While it offers a valuable transformation, it doesn't bring groundbreaking innovation, which is reflected in the four-star rating. This kit is recommended for parents who enjoy cycling and jogging with their little ones and want a convenient way to switch between the two activities.

Bargain, check 'new and used' for returns at a good price!Good quality German engineering, everything fits as it should.The fixing points on the frame to mount the handlebar brackets are not easy to access, they are just a slit, far better if the cover had a flap to expose the full width of the frame tube.Whilst the parking brake works as it should. A pair of brakes would be a bonus for going down hill, and operated from the handlebar. The front wheel is difficult to inflate due to the access round the spokes, a bent valve stem would be easier.

Had a little trouble putting the bar in that held the two sides apart, even hubby found it a struggle, but guess the canvas was more taut as new, with usage will become easier? Adding the conversion kit was easy. Old Lurcher loves his stroller, he can ride down the long lane to the beach, conserving his energy for paddling and playing with his beloved tennis ball, at 15 1/2 years he is in reasonable health but tires quickly, so this saves me carrying him on the way back! Even tried my big pup in it just for fun, but he looked bemused! Not used this as a trailer as don't have a bike!

Bought this to go with the Trixie bike trailer (which I'd give 5/5) – we use it for our elderly staffie Maddie who can only manage short walks (30 mins max). The idea is that she can hop in and out of her 'pram' and join us on longer walks again.It's OK to assemble – I managed it on my own with no help from Him Indoors – and is easy to push etc. The assembly instructions aren't great and it *does* take a bit of breaking in for the wheel to move smoothly (thus 4/5 rather than 5/5) but once it's settled, it works nicely and is very quick and easy to assemble and take to bits. It also folds down well and fits in a small car boot.Maddie is still getting used to riding in it at the moment – she's a bit nervous so it takes time to train her to new things – but on the short trips we're currently taking, she seem happy. I can't comment on 'off road' performance yet, but it goes will on pavements and cobbles.The set up is sturdy, well made and suitable for the tricky-to-suit medium-sized, heavier breeds. She's got loads of room in the cabin (with the Medium sized buggy) – and like popping her head out of the top window and 'periscoping' around! I also like that the cabin has both mesh and plastic panels, so you can keep the rain out if your dog is a big baby (ours is – hates weather of any kind that isn't sun).All in all, it's excellent value and both Maddie-the-staffie and I would recommend it. I haven't got any 'action' photos yet, but here she is getting used to it as an indoor bed before we started going outside... gives you an idea of how big the 'cabin' bit is.Tip: if you get one, also get some vet bed and cut to shape. It comes with a mattress type thing, but it's a bit slippery and I suspect won't wash well. If you put vet bed on top, then it's grippier for the dog so they don't slide about, cosier (works nicely as a bed-on-the-go), and you can wash it easily.

Good product however the instructions are terrible to follow so took a while to put it together!

I didnt have the trixie trolley so had to make a few adjustments to my own trolley but very happy.

It took a few attempts and I was eventually supplied with this kit. More prime delivery failure. REVIEW AFTER THREE MONTHS OF ONCE A DAY 20 - 30 minute use. The instructions are appalling and without an apptitude for assembly is NOT simple in regard to the handle. The brake is a wasted component being totally incapable of holding the buggy in a wind or the slightest of slopes. The wheel assembly is tricky, leave a washer out and the wheel does not turn easily. The wheel itself is a cheaply and poorly made item. The spokes are so loose that they actually rattle / squeak when moved. Worse still, after such a small amount of use the spokes are causing the inner tube to puncture. The inner side is bare metal. The spokes protrude inward and puncture. I solved mine with another inner tube cut to size, placed as a lining between spokes and tube. Although only a couple of months old hence any reasonable guarantee I cannot find any assistance from Amazon. Shame on you. Bar all said, my EXPERIANCE poor as it is, gives me no choice but to buy this to make the dog buggy version for my cancer survivor three legged dog. A better rating would probably come IF Amazon were to assist but nada, zilch, nothing. I like the main body but this kit and Amazons failures are sadly lacking

Everything I needed

Wir besitzen den Wagen schon ein paar Jahre, er ist aber jetzt erst richtig in Benutzung, weil unser Hund zur Zeit nicht gut laufen kann.Wir haben uns deshalb den Anbausatz mit dem Griff und dem 3. Rad dazu gekauft und sind sehr zufrieden! Die Montage war sehr einfach.Die Bremse habe ich allerdings nicht angebaut, weil wir sie nicht brauchen.Der Wagen ist mit dem dritten Rad sehr leichtgängig und leise und unser Hund hat sich schnell an den Wagen gewöhnt. Lässt sich sehr gut schieben.Außerdem kann man alles durch Schnellverschlüsse (kein Werkzeug notwendig) sehr schnell wieder abbauen. Werkzeug wird nur für die erste Montage benötigt. Wir hatten den Wagen mit im Urlaub und es hat super geklappt.Ich würde den Anbausatz wieder kaufen.

Attention, uniquement pour taille M, facile a monter, et très efficace, top

Pas encore essayé mais comme la remorque est top.....je pense que l'option doit être pareil

Mit dem Jogger-Umbausatz lässt sich der Hundeanhänger sehr leicht schieben und lenken. Durch das 360° schwenkbare Vorderrad ist der Wagen gut steuerbar.Der Griff hat eine gute Höhe. Sowohl meine Frau mit ihren 1.75 m, als auch ich mit 1.90 m Höhe können den Griff ergonomisch greifen.Der Griff hat aufgrund des Schnellverschlusses etwas Spiel, weshalb er beim Greifen und Schieben etwas hin und her wackeln kann. Dies ist aber nicht weiter schlimm.Der Griff und das Vorderrad lassen sich schnell und ohne Werkzeug ab- und anbauen. (ca. 2 min insgesamt)NEGATIV:Nur die Bremse ist an einer schlechten Stelle montiert. Will man den Wagen vom Jogger auf Fahrradanhänger umbauen, müssen die beiden großen Räder von der hinteren Position (Jogger) auf die mittlere Position (Anhänger) des Wagens umgebaut werden. Allerdings ist auf der mittleren Position die Bremse im Weg. Diese lässt sich leider nicht so schnell ab- und anbauen wie die anderen Teile. Wäre die Bremse an der Vertikalstange zwischen Griff und Rad angebracht, hätte man dieses Problem nicht. Zudem ist die Bremse vom Griff aus schwer zu erreichen. In engen Räumen (z.B. Aufzug) muss man sich von hinten, wo man den Wagen schiebt, ganz schön lang machen, um den Bremshebel zu erreichen, der vor dem linken Rad sitzt.Langfristig werde ich die Bremse wohl komplett weg lassen, da ich öfters zwischen Jogger und Anhänger wechseln muss, auch unterwegs. Da kann ich dann nicht 10 min nur für die (De-)Montage der Bremse gebrauchen. Zumal man für eine stabile Montage einen Kreuzschraubendreher braucht. Wie ich den Wagen dann aber fixieren kann, weiß ich noch nicht. Vielleicht muss ich dann immer ein paar Türkeile mitschleppen oder einen Stock zwischen die Radspeichen schieben.