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Reddit mentions of Aosom Elite Two-Wheel Bicycle Large Cargo Wagon Trailer with Oxford Fabric, Folding Storage, Removable Cover, Red
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Aosom Elite Two-Wheel Bicycle Large Cargo Wagon Trailer with Oxford Fabric, Folding Storage, Removable Cover, Red. Here are the top ones.
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✅DURABLE TRAILER BASE: The convenient Oxford cloth basket of this bike trailer is set atop a solid metal base that can hold up to 88 lbs.✅QUICK SIMPLE FOLD DOWN: This cargo trailer features quick release wheels and a simple fold down so that storage is easy and convenient when not in use.✅PERFECT FOR CARGO: This bike cart for cargo is ideal for running errands such as grocery shopping, toting supplies, or your daily commute.✅REMOVABLE COVER: A removable cover is included on this cargo wagon to help keep items covered and secured when riding.✅EASY BIKE HITCH: One Aosom Type ‘A’ bike hitch and connector is included, which will quickly and easily attach this bike wagon to most bike frames.
Specs:
| Color | Black and Red |
| Height | 23.5 Inches |
| Length | 55 Inches |
| Size | 4.5' x 3' |
| Weight | 39 Pounds |
| Width | 34.75 Inches |
I've used a trailer to commute to softball, I use an older model of [this] (http://www.amazon.com/Aosom-Elite-Luggage-Trailer-Removable/dp/B0029KKQSK/ref=sr_1_5?s=cycling&ie=UTF8&qid=1398795298&sr=1-5). Coupled with a cooler for the beer and a bat bag you can carry one heck of a load. The Burleys and Bobs are probably better constructed but too expensive for my budget.
What kind of bike do you have and what are you hauling? Maybe you should look into trailers, as well? This one is $115 and holds up to 180 lbs.
Yeah, if you are going bike-only having a cargo trailer is definitely worth it. I have a Croozer trailer that has served me well. You can sometimes find it for just under $200. There is something very similar from Aosom which you can also find on eBay, etc. It is much cheaper but I have no experience with it.
I always try to over engineer whatever i do. I'm very paranoid about things breaking or failing. I plan to get some more ratchet straps and stop using ropes altogether. The more stable the better!
My trailer is the Aosom Elite II Bike Cargo
I got it quite a bit cheaper than the current price, at around 70$ I believe. It is a excellent trailer. The frame is very strong rated for 180 lbs, I'm not sure why the link says 88lbs maybe it is a cheaper made updated model or just inaccurate. The stock tires/tubes are cheap but I am still using them(2 years) and they get the job done i suppose. The material also rubs against the tire if there is a lot of stuff in it, no holes have been burned in yet but i plan to use some plywood and zip ties to fix that.(I just a had a good idea, I'll try out some cardboard with ductape over the bit i put the zip ties, should be strong enough and much lighter) Its great and I recommend this trailer completely to anyone looking to buy one.
Oh sorry I mighta been confused about your question. So a simple bike rack is what I was referencing re: $30. Some fit 2 bikes, some 3. Buy one shaped for your general ride (e.g. Sedan vs. SUV). In addition to that, I am modifying a bike trailer to pull around friends/ladies/ice. Like this one! Gonna put some pillows or parts of an office chair on it. We'll see...