Bike Cargo Trailer, 70/275 lbs Load Capacity, Foldable Compact Storage & Quick Release with Universal Hitch, 20" Wheels, Fits Most Bike Wheels, Carbon Steel Frame, Heavy-Duty Bicycle Wagon Cart

This is a fairly sturdy bike trailer that is very easy to assemble. It folds up for easy storage, and holds a good amount of cargo. It tracks nicely behind my bicycle and doesn't jerk when I start or stop.

Just traveled through some mountains. Had to dismount this thing from my bike multiple times. This thing can for sure hold 275lbs. I just travelled roughly 100 ish or so miles. Still brand new. Great job Vevor!

I haven’t used it yet. But it is heavy for what it is. It was easy to assemble and install. Installed it on my fat ebike. I plan to use it for grocery shopping or trips I have to carry more.

Most sturdy bike trailer I could find. The good: sturdy, light weight, side bars add strength to the wheels and frame, the deck is a thick gauge of plastic supported by a metal frame. All pins are attached with lanyards. Assembly was supper easy. I like the quick release wheels however I flipped the lock washers for easier wheel changes and turned the levers to the underside to hide them. The bad: dent in the corner of the frame due to poor packaging, the paint is thin and scratches so easily that I scratched it all up during assembly, wheel spokes are straight instead of crisscrossed and this makes the wheels not absorb bumps as well, the hitch weight rating (16 lbs) is extremely low compared to the total rating of the trailer and I am having trouble getting the axle bolt tight enough. The cargo bed is a bit narrow for my purposes by about 2 inches which causes me to load cargo weight more on the tongue, wheels are kind of far back for a balanced load, I will probably have to tighten the hitch with an impact gun to keep it from spinning, The reflective tape was junk and did not stick well. The hitch bar only attaches to the trailer one direction and this prevents you from turning it backwards for storage. Conclusion: Overall this is a good trailer for the price. I suggest considering wrapping the upper rails and outer rails with some sort of plastic handle bar wrap or wire looms before assembly. Consider some bolt on reflectors and battery powered tail lights for night.

Can confirm trailer a works for eagle bear bikes

I like it! I can't speak to how accurate the weight capacity is, but I can carry at least 200lbs no problem. The attachment point to the bike was big enough to fit my Nomad 2X without the need for an adapter. The hinges and metal components are all solid, although the tires might be the most questionable part as other reviews have stated. Overall it's worth it's price and I like having it.

Just arrived in and had holes in the shipping box. Nothing that impacted the trailer though. Here is everything wrong with it: 1. The wheel hub nuts are not tightened properly. You need to know how to fix this yourself or take it to a bike shop. One wheel has a lot of difficulty spinning (nut was tightened too tight) while the other was wiggly (too loose). This can cause issues in the long term by wearing the bearings down, or allowing dirt into the bearing track and wearing the hub itself down. 2. One of the clips for closing the gate was welded at the wrong angle and the steel clip will not go through to lock the gate. I drilled the hole bigger and now it fits, but obviously it has now lost structural integrity. I’d have to send it back if I didn’t have a drill. 3. The listing on Amazon says “fits most bikes including mountain bikes”. It does not, at least not modern mountain bikes. THIS WILL NOT FIT A THRU-AXLE!!!!! Why am I learning this from the user manual after I have purchased it??!?!? Luckily I have an older bike I can try it on, but there goes my plans to pull it with my nice bike. Here are the good things about it: It’s not too heavy, so you can pull pretty much whatever. A good amount of room, I can sit in it . Lots of tie down points so I am not worried about things falling out if I have enough rope. Easy to assemble. It can fold up nicely if you take the wheels off. The materials seem like they will last a while. Overall its okay. Don’t be surprised if you need to send it back for one reason or another. And make sure your bike doesn’t have a thru-axle!

Arrived undamaged and put together very easily right out of the box . Welds and material quality appear to be good. Same hitch connection as our child cart uses so we can put either behind our bikes easily now. Have only had a chance to do a short test drive with a 27 gallon tote loaded on that had about 60 lbs of stuff in it and it did well towed great! I'm planning on using it for my next grocery run. Using my car less all the time and this will be a big leap forward. So far I recommend this. in my opinion a great value purchase