I have a quick release back bike tire. Will this work with the trailer?
1766255
Yes, there is enough length on axle to accommodate the trailer bracket. I connect the trailer to my Specialized MT with no issues.
1406240
Only if it has rear quick release wheel I bought one and I have not use it yet because my road bike does not have quick release wheel.good luck.
1809895
Yes, although I would suggest taking your Damon to a cycle shop to fit a light weight trailer on properly. Trailer will need some type of very flexible but strong attachment swivel to bike connection.
1408989
Yes this will also work for the InSTEP Quick N EZ Bike Trailer. Here is a link to the manual that came with your trailer and you will see the part number is listed at the end of the manual.https://www.instep.net/productInstepPDFFiles/127pdf-1.pdf
1431349
I've used it with two bikes and no problems here. As long as you have a metal frame going from the center of the back wheel toward the middle of the bike, you should be fine. I believe that the trailer is meant to be attached only to this part of the frame, but I could be wrong.
1002126
I just purchased mine in September. It came with a replacement quick release for the rear bike wheel, but not for the trailer hitch that attaches to the rear axle. The replacement quick release for the rear wheel is longer for accommodating the trailer hitch which fastens to it with two wing nuts. The trailer detaches from the hitch via pulling a pin and simply lifting it off the hitch. I then bungee the floating hitch to my rear rack. That works very well for me.
86690
I use it with a dual axel trailer! It works fine, hard if you make a sharp turn!
1086772
I'm not real sure, my bike has quick release wheels, I have to take the rod loose that takes the wheel loose, remove the rod, attach the trailer, by inserting the rod through the trailer 'hitch' then tighten it up, I don't know if it works any other way, I would send a picture, but I don't know if that can be done here, I don't see that option, sorry! Good luck!
1503119
I think as long as there is a bolt on the outside of your rear frame, you can use that bolt to secure the small attachment for the trailer. This attachment will remain on the bike, and you would just hook the trailer to it when in use. I don't think it would matter what kind of break you have.
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
2027185
it attaches on the side of the back bike tire with the trailer hitch and yes it is easy to take the trailer off and putt it on again.
860090
I just have a regular ten speed bike and it works great with the bike trailer.
480449
There should be no problem using this trailer with any type mountain bike. The trailer comes with a high quality cam tightened replacement spindle/axle for the rear wheel of your bike. It has extensions that allow the trailer to be quickly hitched to the bike. I have used mine only a few times with my Trek 520 touring bike, but it's wide tire should make it fine for limited off-road use.
480586
the attachment for the arm of the trailer works with both quick release wheels and plain bolts, so I'd think so.
1972562
I have used mine on a quick release, and a screw on rear axel. Worked on bike with coaster brakes and disc.
203784
I think that is my tire size and it was a loose fit. It worked ok for me as the spare is in my trailer's tack room. But, let me double check my tires tomorrow and verify. I will get back with you.
481255
HelloWhat I did...I google "trailer tire" and compared the answer with the tire I had at home. I hope this is helpful.