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The Best Bike Trailers or Strollers for You

Pet Bike Trailers

A pet bike trailer or pet stroller is a carrier apparatus for your pet. Just like you have a baby stroller to carry your baby in, a  dog trailer or cat stroller helps you take your pet with you on your journey when walking or bike riding. They are generally made with sturdy, lightweight aluminum frames, with fabric panels to keep wind and sun and bugs out, and little storage compartments for pet treats, waste baggies, leashes, etc.  A pet trailer creates a safe and comfortable space for your pet and lets your cat or dog accompany you safely while you bike or jog. By using your cat trailer or dog stroller, you don’t have to worry about the safety of your pet every time you take it out for some fresh air. Especially if you have an older, nervous or disabled pet: a pet trailer or pet stroller means they can still accompany you on a jog or bike ride. If you want your pet to be safe, clean and still get to enjoy the outdoors, a pet stroller is perfect for you. A pet bicycle trailer can also enable you to bring your pet along on your long bike rides safely and securely, with storage for treats and water: that way your pet also gets to enjoy the wind on its face as you bike through streets and parks. If you’re an active person and like to do get outside and run or ride, there is no reason you shouldn’t bring your favorite furred friend along, even if they are older, infirm or disabled.

The Best Bike Cargo Trailers

A bike cargo trailer is a single-wheel or two-wheel heavy and or large trailer that attaches to the rear of your bicycle and holds luggage, groceries, pets, camping supplies or other gear. If you're commuting or going on a long bike tour, a cargo trailer can help you get the job done. There are two types of cargo trailers: single-wheel and two-wheel cargo trailers. Single-wheel trailers are great for shopping. They're more maneuverable, making them easier to get around in parking lots and grocery stores. When riding over obstacles or around a corner, a single-wheel trailer is slightly less stable but sharper handling and responsiveness. In contrast, a two-wheeled trailer can carry more weight and provide better stability. If you're planning to carry heavy loads or haul a bike trailer on gravel, dirt, or sand, two wheels are better than one. Be aware that multi-wheeled have a bit more friction and drag, causing the bike to feel heavier and don't maneuver like single-wheel trailers. With any cargo bike trailer, you want to make sure the cargo is balanced and secured properly, to avoid spills and accidents.

The Best Kids Bike Trailers

The best child bike trailers provide a few key features. Some are fully enclosed by rigid fabric-covered aluminum frames, while others have an open front face. The frame has a zip window that allows for proper ventilation while also keeping small insects and pests out. Look for those with some weather protection, too, just in case it starts raining when you're biking with the kids. Many types of trailers are foldable bike trailers – which means they fold small enough to put in the trunk of a car for easy use anywhere. The best child bike trailers for infants have a support system of some type for the child’s head to keep it from bobbing back and forth. Not all bike trailers are designed for use with infants.

Travel Folding Strollers

One type of common child stroller is a folding travel stroller, which folds flat easily and can be placed into the trunk of any vehicle. This type of stroller is lightweight, which means if your toddler ends up walking, you can carry it easily through that theme park. It's also significantly easier to fold these up to get them onto a bus or through small doorways.

Jogging Strollers or “Jogger”

A jogger or child jogger stroller is designed to make jogging behind the stroller easy to do. Many have a three-wheel design. It's possible to buy a single or double child jogger. When choosing, look at the weight carefully to be sure it's not too heavy if you're just starting out. Joggers can be a lot of fun for those who love to run and want to get their children outdoors into the sun.

 All-terrain Bike Trailers and Strollers

If you are heading out on those off-road paths during your walks with your child, look for a four-wheeled or three-wheeled stroller that’s designed with high-quality, all-terrain tires to handle the rough roads.

Which Bike Trailer Accessories Are Right for You?

When it comes to choosing bike trailer and stroller accessories, it’s important to know the different types available. They include, but are not limited to:  Coupler Attachments, Hitch Arms, Security Pins, Storage Racks, Jogger Kits, and Safety Reflectors and Lights. When choosing the right trailer and stroller accessories, make sure you’re keeping the type of bike you have in mind. There are a variety of bikes on the market, so making sure you choose accessories that are compatible with your type of bike is crucial. Bike trailer accessories that don’t fit right won’t function properly, and the wrong fit could also (worst case) compromise you and your passenger’s safety. Fortunately, most bike trailers and bike trailer accessories are compatible with all major bike trailers. From road bikes to even disc brake bikes, you’re likely to find trailer accessories that work and fit well. When you buy a bike trailer, you should have all of the basic attachments in the box. These should include the hitch arm, coupler attachment, and security pin. However, not every bike trailer hitch will fit every bike, because many bicycles have a different type of axle, depending on the bike manufacturer and bicycle model. For example, if you have a thru-axle disc brake bike, you might have trouble attaching your bike trailer. If this is the case, you may need to get an adapter for your disc brakes. This is also true if you have a 12mm thru-axle. As a result, in addition to purchasing a bike trailer, you might have to buy an extra attachment to get your bike trailer hitch to work with a 12mm thru-axle. If your bike has a thru-axle, keep these factors in mind before purchasing trailer accessories; Axle diameter: This refers to the axle’s diameter. Luckily, most thru-axles have a diameter of 12mm, so it’s likely that your is too. Axle length: This figure represents the distance between the center of one tire to the center of the other tire. The key to buying a suitable thru-axle adapter is knowing the length of your bike’s axle. Thread pitch represents the distance between threads, usually in millimeters. To get the correct adaptor for your bike trailer, you’ll have to figure out your bike’s thread pitch. You might also need to buy an additional bike attachment if your bike has a “hooded dropout”, which means there’s a protruding hood that covers each end of the rear axle. That’s because the hitch or bike trailer coupler doesn’t fit into the slot. If you run into this issue, you might consider using a hitch adapter to keep the steel hitch from sitting flat against the frame. They can especially come in handy when riding near cars or riding at night. And although a helmet is technically not an accessory for a bike trailer, it’s still a good idea to get one, especially when riding with kids.

Reliable Bike Trailers and Strollers

Buy your quality bike trailers, strollers and bike trailer accessories from Aosom.com with absolute peace of mind. All of our bike trailer and stroller products have a 30-day return guarantee and a one-year limited warranty. If you have any questions or issues with any of your bike trailer, stroller or bike accessory, you can contact our customer service department twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. We also offer free shipping for all our quality bike and bike trailer products to all forty-eight contiguous United States.