I use it as a stroller for my 50 lb pitbull 2-3 times a week to get in more distance at a faster pace. We’ve had it for about 2 months now. She’s recovering from a torn CCL and has arthritis in all her joints so she walks as much as she can then rides for the rest of the distance while I get a workout in. It’s given us both a much better quality of life being able to get out and explore the city and get fresh air! Money well spent!
ASSEMBLY:
I watched a YouTube video (‘Aosom Pet Stroller and Bike Trailer’ by Brian Snyder) that showed how to assemble it so didn’t need the instructions.
I don’t bother putting the cross bar on as the handle bar stabilizes it plenty - but more so to fit it through my condo doorway with more ease. I just pop the side wheels off, fold it down and carry it through.
I also removed the brakes as they really don’t do much but slow it down - and it means one less thing to remove to clear the doorway. I personally don’t struggle to stop the unit (86 lbs total with dog in stroller) while going around town or downhill.
Companies do not ship tires with air so you’ll have to fill them yourself - but a small bike hand pump worked just fine for me.
POSSIBLE CONCERNS:
Heaviness is subjective (stroller is 36 lbs), it’s a good size unit so a little awkward to carry through the door - but it’s worth it to be able to go for longer and faster walks with my pup!
It does tend to tip back towards the handle bar if my dog sits towards the back - so be careful. I have found it easiest to place my dog into the stroller from the front side.
The roof of this unit is a little short for my dog and rests on the back of her neck when sitting up (see picture). It’s not the right size for her to have her head out the top, and she hasn’t warmed up to it enough to lay down and have her head out the front door. It’s not a big deal, but it would be nice to have one big open door at the front like ones made for children.
COMMENTS/TIPS:
A standard kennel mat fits great and adds a little cushion and grip for my pup.
If you plan to leave this outside cafes or in your yard, get a good bike lock as these strollers are often stolen. In my city they are gold to the homeless community.
SPECS:
Weight (wheels and all): 64lbs [29kg]
Interior dimensions: (30”L x 23”W) (24”H at the highest point) (16”H at the roof point between the 2 openings)
Exterior dimensions assembled as a stroller (with side wheels and handle bar at 90 degrees): (57”L x 32.5”W x 39.25”H)
Exterior dimensions folded (with all wheels and handle bar piled on top) to fit in a car: (33"L x 28"W x 14"H)
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Description:
The dog bike trailer is a great way to maintain an active lifestyle for your pets. This pet trailer can be setup in minutes. Simply attach the bike hitch to your rear bike wheel then slip the arm onto the hitch and attach the pin and safety strap.
Features:
- Lightweight steel frame.
- Made for up to 2 pets. Front wheel can be fixed for jogging and can swivel 360 degrees for strolling.
- The handle bar is adjustable for different heights. Full suspension system makes the pet trailer much more comfortable for your pets, and allows the jogging stroller to be used for all terrains.
- New hand lock brake system on rear wheel. Ultra smooth-rolling 20" wheels ride easily across uneven terrain. Fits in the trunks and storage areas of most vehicles after folded. Converts to stroller in seconds without tools (conversion kits are included). Interior also features a hook to attach a leash. One bike hitch included. 2-IN-1 weather canopy - Helps protect pets from sun and rain. Zippered mesh screen at front & back
Specifications/Dimensions:
- Colour: Black / Red.
- Material: Oxford Fabric and Steel.
- Front Wheel Size: 10". Rear Wheel Size: 20". Assembled Dimensions: 55.1"L x 23"W x 42.1"H. Flag pole: 1m.
- Recommended Weight Limit: 66lbs(please check the interior trailer measurements to make sure its sufficient size for your pet).
- Interior Dimensions: 30.25"L x 21.75" W x 21.75"H
- Net Weight: 41.4lbs
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| 3 Wheels Pet Trailer | 3 Wheels Pet Trailer | 3 Wheels Pet Trailer | 3 Wheels Pet Trailer | |
| Overall Dimension | 55.1"L x 23"W x 42.1"H | 61"L x 32.7"W x 42.5"H | 55.1"L x 23"W x 42.1"H | 42"L x 23.25"W x 38.25"H |
| Material | 600D Oxford | Oxford Cloth, Steel Frame | Oxford fabric, steel | Oxford Fabric, Steel Tube |
| Color | Red and Black | Black&White | Blue/Grey | Blue and Grey |
| 2-in-1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 360 swivel wheel | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Customer reviews
Great value, quality construction and a solid unit.
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2019
I use it as a stroller for my 50 lb pitbull 2-3 times a week to get in more distance at a faster pace. We’ve had it for about 2 months now. She’s recovering from a torn CCL and has arthritis in all her joints so she walks as much as she can then rides for the rest of the distance while I get a workout in. It’s given us both a much better quality of life being able to get out and explore the city and get fresh air! Money well spent!ASSEMBLY:I watched a YouTube video (‘Aosom Pet Stroller and Bike Trailer’ by Brian Snyder) that showed how to assemble it so didn’t need the instructions.I don’t bother putting the cross bar on as the handle bar stabilizes it plenty - but more so to fit it through my condo doorway with more ease. I just pop the side wheels off, fold it down and carry it through.I also removed the brakes as they really don’t do much but slow it down - and it means one less thing to remove to clear the doorway. I personally don’t struggle to stop the unit (86 lbs total with dog in stroller) while going around town or downhill.Companies do not ship tires with air so you’ll have to fill them yourself - but a small bike hand pump worked just fine for me.POSSIBLE CONCERNS:Heaviness is subjective (stroller is 36 lbs), it’s a good size unit so a little awkward to carry through the door - but it’s worth it to be able to go for longer and faster walks with my pup!It does tend to tip back towards the handle bar if my dog sits towards the back - so be careful. I have found it easiest to place my dog into the stroller from the front side.The roof of this unit is a little short for my dog and rests on the back of her neck when sitting up (see picture). It’s not the right size for her to have her head out the top, and she hasn’t warmed up to it enough to lay down and have her head out the front door. It’s not a big deal, but it would be nice to have one big open door at the front like ones made for children.COMMENTS/TIPS:A standard kennel mat fits great and adds a little cushion and grip for my pup.If you plan to leave this outside cafes or in your yard, get a good bike lock as these strollers are often stolen. In my city they are gold to the homeless community.SPECS:Weight (wheels and all): 64lbs [29kg]Interior dimensions: (30”L x 23”W) (24”H at the highest point) (16”H at the roof point between the 2 openings)Exterior dimensions assembled as a stroller (with side wheels and handle bar at 90 degrees): (57”L x 32.5”W x 39.25”H)Exterior dimensions folded (with all wheels and handle bar piled on top) to fit in a car: (33"L x 28"W x 14"H)
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2019
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Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2019
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I use it as a stroller for my 50 lb pitbull 2-3 times a week to get in more distance at a faster pace. We’ve had it for about 2 months now. She’s recovering from a torn CCL and has arthritis in all her joints so she walks as much as she can then rides for the rest of the distance while I get a workout in. It’s given us both a much better quality of life being able to get out and explore the city and get fresh air! Money well spent!
ASSEMBLY:
I watched a YouTube video (‘Aosom Pet Stroller and Bike Trailer’ by Brian Snyder) that showed how to assemble it so didn’t need the instructions.
I don’t bother putting the cross bar on as the handle bar stabilizes it plenty - but more so to fit it through my condo doorway with more ease. I just pop the side wheels off, fold it down and carry it through.
I also removed the brakes as they really don’t do much but slow it down - and it means one less thing to remove to clear the doorway. I personally don’t struggle to stop the unit (86 lbs total with dog in stroller) while going around town or downhill.
Companies do not ship tires with air so you’ll have to fill them yourself - but a small bike hand pump worked just fine for me.
POSSIBLE CONCERNS:
Heaviness is subjective (stroller is 36 lbs), it’s a good size unit so a little awkward to carry through the door - but it’s worth it to be able to go for longer and faster walks with my pup!
It does tend to tip back towards the handle bar if my dog sits towards the back - so be careful. I have found it easiest to place my dog into the stroller from the front side.
The roof of this unit is a little short for my dog and rests on the back of her neck when sitting up (see picture). It’s not the right size for her to have her head out the top, and she hasn’t warmed up to it enough to lay down and have her head out the front door. It’s not a big deal, but it would be nice to have one big open door at the front like ones made for children.
COMMENTS/TIPS:
A standard kennel mat fits great and adds a little cushion and grip for my pup.
If you plan to leave this outside cafes or in your yard, get a good bike lock as these strollers are often stolen. In my city they are gold to the homeless community.
SPECS:
Weight (wheels and all): 64lbs [29kg]
Interior dimensions: (30”L x 23”W) (24”H at the highest point) (16”H at the roof point between the 2 openings)
Exterior dimensions assembled as a stroller (with side wheels and handle bar at 90 degrees): (57”L x 32.5”W x 39.25”H)
Exterior dimensions folded (with all wheels and handle bar piled on top) to fit in a car: (33"L x 28"W x 14"H)
ASSEMBLY:
I watched a YouTube video (‘Aosom Pet Stroller and Bike Trailer’ by Brian Snyder) that showed how to assemble it so didn’t need the instructions.
I don’t bother putting the cross bar on as the handle bar stabilizes it plenty - but more so to fit it through my condo doorway with more ease. I just pop the side wheels off, fold it down and carry it through.
I also removed the brakes as they really don’t do much but slow it down - and it means one less thing to remove to clear the doorway. I personally don’t struggle to stop the unit (86 lbs total with dog in stroller) while going around town or downhill.
Companies do not ship tires with air so you’ll have to fill them yourself - but a small bike hand pump worked just fine for me.
POSSIBLE CONCERNS:
Heaviness is subjective (stroller is 36 lbs), it’s a good size unit so a little awkward to carry through the door - but it’s worth it to be able to go for longer and faster walks with my pup!
It does tend to tip back towards the handle bar if my dog sits towards the back - so be careful. I have found it easiest to place my dog into the stroller from the front side.
The roof of this unit is a little short for my dog and rests on the back of her neck when sitting up (see picture). It’s not the right size for her to have her head out the top, and she hasn’t warmed up to it enough to lay down and have her head out the front door. It’s not a big deal, but it would be nice to have one big open door at the front like ones made for children.
COMMENTS/TIPS:
A standard kennel mat fits great and adds a little cushion and grip for my pup.
If you plan to leave this outside cafes or in your yard, get a good bike lock as these strollers are often stolen. In my city they are gold to the homeless community.
SPECS:
Weight (wheels and all): 64lbs [29kg]
Interior dimensions: (30”L x 23”W) (24”H at the highest point) (16”H at the roof point between the 2 openings)
Exterior dimensions assembled as a stroller (with side wheels and handle bar at 90 degrees): (57”L x 32.5”W x 39.25”H)
Exterior dimensions folded (with all wheels and handle bar piled on top) to fit in a car: (33"L x 28"W x 14"H)
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Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2021
Verified Purchase
I bought this rig for Dash's 15th Birthday. He still has the spirit and heart of a pup, however his body is starting to feel his age. With this he can still go for walks with me and my other dogs and when he tires out, he gets a ride home. After all, his turn, Dash was a sled dog and pulled my sorry A$$ all over for most of his life!
The cart is well built and easily transportable in the back of my SUV. The wheels could have been set back a little as the C of G is not great, when Dash moves to the back it wants to flip back and do a "wheel stand".
I replaced the supplied inside cushion with a piece of carpet and put some rubber tubing around the brake bars to make braking a little smoother.
The cart is well built and easily transportable in the back of my SUV. The wheels could have been set back a little as the C of G is not great, when Dash moves to the back it wants to flip back and do a "wheel stand".
I replaced the supplied inside cushion with a piece of carpet and put some rubber tubing around the brake bars to make braking a little smoother.
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Reviewed in Canada on March 27, 2017
Verified Purchase
Bought this to move around my old dog (may she RIP). It pushes smoothly and easily held her, at 50lbs, with room to move around and flop. She loved getting out on the town in her RV. Only flaw is the inside bar that hold the top is a few cm too long and won't connect properly. I rigged it up though and once you have the top hand bar on it seemed to stay ok.
One thing to note: measure your door! I live in a condo and I had to take it apart everytime because it is too wide to go through the door.
One thing to note: measure your door! I live in a condo and I had to take it apart everytime because it is too wide to go through the door.
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