Can this bike tow a bike trailer?
208600
Yes, if you get a trailer that attaches to the seatpost, and if you keep the saddle raised high enough on the seatpost to attach it, and if the bike's single gear is low enough to tow the trailer up the lowest hill you need to climb.
714650
Hmmm, although I have not tried it . Mine came with a steel bar to attach so a trailer could be pulled and having hefted it I know it would work for a tow hitch . But, personally I want my trailer hooked directly to my tow bar .
2017451
I checked with the manufacturer and this is what they wrote back: "There is no security locking feature that comes with the trailer. I think you could unhook the trailer and fasten the trailer frame to the bike frame with a bike surety chain. In this case the trailer would be sitting next to the bike, not behind it "
1483259
Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike.Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
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As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike... » Read More As long as there is nut that can be on the side opposite the sprocket. Once you remove the nut, just place the hitch on and tighten the nut back on with the washer, if any, in place in front of the hitch that comes with the trailer. Then you will be able to hook the trailer into the hitch now on the bike, and you just put the pin in to secure the trailer. There are probably better ways to put your trailer onto your bike but this is the way I do mine. Just with what is given when I receive my trailer and accessories. Hope this was helpful. Remember the trailer mounts to the side of your bike opposite the sprocket in all cases. « Show Less
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No, there is not enough weight even when it's loaded to cause any of those problems. I don't tow it anywhere other than pulling it in my lawn.
658177
Good question. I can only give you first hand experience; don't do it! I had two bikes on this rack behind my trailer. I lost one bike and the basket of the other. Apparently, there is a lot more movement behind a towed vehicle for this design.
1195896
I would contact the company to be certain, but we load really beefy kids bikes on there with no problem. Just make sure your hitch is rated for the very heavy Swagman PLUS your very heavy bikes. ;)
1237727
You could but there are better bikes for sprint use. Good for camping, and bike trails. Never pulled bike trailer so can not reasonably answer.
1940153
yes, you can tow it with out a child on it, it is also very easy to hook and unhook from adult bike if you want to ride solo.
404103
Just the top receiver has a limited weight. Cannot be used for towing, just a bike rack or similar items.
1550520
The trailer comes with a hitch. I got a second one because I have two bicycles.
1756747
I have two bicycles that i use the doggy trailer. I have no problem attaching the trailer. Having said that I have not seen your bicycle, so I can notsay if you would need a long 'spindle", I would guess that your spindle would be just fine.
1530249
I'm not sure as I don't tow with my hitch. I only use it to mount a bike rack.
924670
It's possible, but you won't be doing that too many times. You will need at least two people to load it on a roof rack. I have a small trailer that works just fine....and no heavy lifting.
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.
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It is a little lighter when you tow it behind your bike because you take off the handle bars and front wheel, but it isn't more than a 3-5 lb difference from the entire weight of 37.5 lbs. So I would say it is 34 lbs as a bike trailer.