How/where do you purchase whatever is needed to be able to easily move this trailer back and forth between Dad's and Mom's bikes?
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you could contact the company directly and order the part that stays attached to the bike hub.
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The latch piece that's bolts to the bike is available on Amazon for under $10. Look at the items other customers have viewed under the trailer listing and it should be on there.
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You will need to buy a instep coupler attachement. Just need to by one as the cart comes with one already. Amazon has the coupler for sale and it is just a few bucks hope this helps
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There is a quick release that is mounted to the bike. It is quite easy to remove and replace the trailer. The hardest part is keeping your kid from running in to traffic while you do it.
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I'm not sure what exactly you are asking. You attach the trailer by taking your bike seat off and threading your seat through the trailer clamp and back through your seat post.
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Lacy, this comes with what you need to hook up to a regular bike. If you have a bike with a rear disc break, then you will need an adapter which I can only find online and not in any of my local stores. I highly highly recommend this trailer. We've been using even more and it becomes more useful everytime we go out wither just to get outside for a bit or on the back of a tandeem with her grandparents. Its great. Hope you enjoy it!
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I do not use it as a bike trailer, but I see no reason you would need to remove it to do so. It looks as though it would be very easy to switch it back and forth, since the trailer connection (hitch? arm? I don't know what it's called.) is folded up underneath the stroller. Hope that helps. :)
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It does convert pretty easily. There are different attachments but they are easy to change out. There is a compartment in the back where u could store your bike/walking pieces and change over. We love ours, it is larger than the other pull behind trailers which is nice for the kidsbc its way roomier but it is wide to maneuver in small stores.
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it's the easiest bike rack I've had to date. Just slide into the trailer hitch and the bikes are go on easily as well.
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Not easy to move around... By the way the bike broke about in 1-year. So, I suggest you look for other alternatives.
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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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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.
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We bought bike already assembled but I'd guess an adjustable wrench, hammer, screwdriver.
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Simply install the handlebars, front wheel, seat and pedals (which are clearly labeled left/right and show thread-direction) and inflate the tires. Everything else is pre-assembled and pre-adjusted (even the brakes and shifters, but I needed to tweak the brakes slightly) . Has good instructions, but you will need tools.
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You tube should have an easy to follow video. Simply type in the model of the trailer in the you tube search bar and pick a video you like, this is how I attached mine. :) Hope this helps
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I used to use a burley trailer wagon atached on the back of a trail - a -bike I had one on the trail-a-bike and 2 in the trailer. if money is no problem adams trail a bike sells a 2 seater and also has a child seat adapter, and a back rest with seat belt option
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No, check out the Burley Honey Bee, that trailer can be used as a stroller and a cycling trailer.
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This trailer is 5 feet wide and should be able to hold two street bikes depending on what kind of deck and/or sides you put on it. The gross vehicle weight is 1980 lbs per their specs. The tires limit the speed to 55 mph but I have towed mine for long distances at 65 mph. I think you can replace tires with ones that are rated for higher speed.
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No problem! I carry my mountain bike (28" wheels) and my grand daughter's bike (20" wheels) on the back of my travel trailer and the back of my truck. I did have to play around with the spacing of the wheel carriers, the hold downs on the vertical bar and moving the bikes front to back to get the best fit. My biggest challenge was fitting the bike pedals around the spare tire on the trailer. If I was just using the rack on my truck, it would have taken 5 minutes. Rick