Does the trailer stay up if the bike falls over?
768448
Yes. There is a spring the allows the joint to hinge in any direction and the trailer stays upright even with the bike laid down on it's side.
2075770
If you have some type of frame probably no problem....as you raise bike Make sure balance is stable. Good luck , I really like mine(heavy, FXDL).
550690
Yes, I use it in my trailer as well as the garage. Makes it real easy to strap the bike down in the trailer.
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack
625657
No, it does not. My great grand children have had theirs for several months now. They have used it by going around at top speed (to the point of abuse) and it does not even come close to tipping over. We have had it both on the lawn and the concrete driveway with no problem. The biggest concern is keeping non-riders out of the way when it is in use.
1749419
Mine has stayed up since I purhcased it. Its quite light, so the adhesive should be able to hold it well.
628665
I use it mt biking and wrapped a rubber strip around the handlebars to fatten it up a bit. It does not move unless I crash. :)
794182
It will stay up. I have done this by mistake and luckily I remembered to check on it before the water completely evaporated.
926352
That is correct- my bike fell over as I was strapping my grandsons into the trailer and the trailer never moved an inch.
444650
No it will NOT stabilize the bike. The hitch mechanism is designed to bend and twist in all directions to avoid restricting movement of the bike. If anything this would hinder learning to ride. Learn to ride first
677624
No, or rather, it depends. It will hold in road bike in a modestly unbalanced position, but not in an extremely unbalanced position. A heavier bike requires a more balanced position.
1742832
The bike has fallen over when my son gets in and out of the trailer, but the trailer doesn't move when that happens.
1315087
Yes, just alter the directions of the bike. And yes it will hold one bike without tipping over.
974905
I believe it's there to be attached to the bike. Just in case the bike hitch fails the webbing strap will keep the trailer attached to the bike until you get the chance to pullover to fix the hitch.
1700756
I don't have that problem. It's been up for 2 months and the top stays in place. However I haven't taken the bike off yet so maybe that changes things
1380686
Yes. I haven't had any issues with it in that respect other than it will go back down if you do not raise it all the way up as far as it will lift.
1592357
I do think you could lift your bike off the ground with no problem, yes it would be stable!