Aosom Bike Trailer, Foldable Bicycle Trailer with16 Inch Pneumatic Tire, Universal Coupler, Frame and Safe Reflectors Design, Large Load Capacity, Black
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- Foldable Bike Trailer: Two fold-in walls on the longer sides, two removable walls, and quick-release wheels create a space-saving design that ensures compact storage in cluttered areas full of belongings.
- Heavy-Duty Load-Bearing: This bicycle trailer is built with a robust steel frame and a strengthened steel bar pulling the weight, ensuring a design that can handle big loads without struggle, while providing a balanced ride.
- Easy Assembly: Quick and easy assembly saves time and effort when hitting the road. The bike cargo trailer includes a simple-to-use universal hitch that fastens onto your back wheel to allow for fast and efficient attaching and removing.
- Safe Reflectors: Four reflectors located on the back and on the wheels ensure people see the load behind the bike wagon.
- Bicycle Wagon Information: Cargo Area Dimensions: 28" L x 16.5" W x 9.75" H. Maximum Load Capacity: 110 lbs. Trailer Weight: 25 lbs. Wheel Size: 16". Compatible with 20"-26" diameter bike wheels
Description
Ever wake up and be like, "This is a great day to be outside"? Yeah, us, too. Every day. We decided that we're not going to let weather stand in our way of new adventures. We want to make sure your next one is one of discovery and enjoyment, so we've crafted products that specifically help meet those needs. Your house is your home, but your backyard is everywhere else. Go outside your walls with Aosom. Visit the Store Aosom as it's pronounced, ‘Awesome’. An online e-commerce retailer since 2009, we sell a range of homeware, kitchen, garden and outdoor, pet, office and car products. HOMCOM, Outsunny, PawHut, Soozier, Vinsetto, DURHAND, Qaba, kleankin Each day, we here at Aosom work our hardest to live up to our name. Our goal is to take the convenience and selection of online shopping and pair it with excellent quality to create a buying experience like none other. Package includes: 1 x Bicycle Attachment Made for big, heavy loads yet foldable and compact in storage, this bike cart has the heavy-duty robust design to ensure durability throughout unpredictable travel. The strengthened steel rod pulling the weight and the hefty side railings protect your belongings with stability. Collapse the wagon at the end of your trip, and pack the pieces away either just for the day or until next season. This bicycle trailer from Aosom takes efficiency and convenience on the road.
Brand: Aosom
Color: Black
Item Weight: 26 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 54.75"L x 28.25"W x 19.25"H
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 110 Pounds
Seating Capacity: 1
Maximum Height Recommendation: 19.2 Inches
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Mounting Type: bicycle hitch
Brand Name: Aosom
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
UPC: 609207964308
Manufacturer: Aosom LLC
Manufacturer Part Number: B4-0008
Model Number: B4-0008
Included Components: 16" Wheels, Safe Reflectors
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects.
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 110 Pounds
Maximum Height Recommendation: 19.2 Inches
Item Weight: 26 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 54.75"L x 28.25"W x 19.25"H
Color: Black
Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel
Seating Capacity: 1
Mounting Type: bicycle hitch
Harness Type: quick-release
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I was looking at this trailer reading the other reviews (and ratings) and decided to purchase this particular bike trailer.Unlike many others that use a single axle (which can easily bend over time and weight) this uses a standard fork end like on the front wheel of adult bicycles.Most of the other trailers attract you with the weather cover feature.I was looking more for basics,better design and quality. By using this method with the axle within the wheel and forks it is stronger than the single axle type of trailer.It also has support on the other side of the wheel too since it is of the dual fork end type like on a bicycle.Extra 16 inch wheels or rims are not hard to come by either if replacement is needed and one can choose rims with extra spokes as well.The wheels on this trailer come with 20 spokes on each wheel.This trailer is sturdy yet very lightweight.It has the nice feature of toolless removed fairly quick release wheels should a tire become punctured and needed to be fixed on a ride. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Edit my thoughts on motorizing this trailer -Skip this part if you don't want to read this Also the standard fork width enables one to easier modify (widen) the fork ends themselves on this particular trailer for a possible larger axle size which would present the possibility of using say a small 250 watt electric planetary geared hub assist bicycle motor from an electric bike kit in a 36H (number of spokes)16 inch rim (those are more difficult to find however there are 3 sources of them on Amazon) and maybe 109 mm length spokes to motorize this particular trailer similar to a commercially available Ridekick motorized trailer.Of course one would have to widen to fork gap (can be filed) in order to use a large axle size. Why use a planetary geared hub motor like this well the motor is ideally torqued to a single assist speed of 15 mph.A compromise between speed and torque.Not ideal for slower speeds up hills however as it's a single speed compromise.By using a smaller 16 inch wheel instead of a 26 inch wheel on the front wheel of a bike the torque should be much increased at a more ideal maximum motor speed of 9.23 mph with about 20.3125 foot pounds of torque versus a 15 mph speed with a standard torque of 12.5 foot pounds on a 26 inch wheel.In other words it would put out about 2 foot pounds more torque than even a 500 watt direct drive electric hub based motor putting out 18 foot pounds of torque yet on a 250 watt motor.Direct Drive hub based motors put out less torque per watt than Planetary Geared Hub Motors.By using a smaller 16 inch wheel the particular motor I mentioned under those conditions would put out the equivalent torque of say a 406 watt planetary geared hub motor.Two wheel electric motorization is also possible too.Once one motorizes the trailer with added weight of the batteries and motors the rated cargo capacity decreases.One can use a motorized trailer either to carry heavier cargo easier or use it just for powered assist or even much longer powered travel (you can carry a lot of Lithium Ion batteries on a trailer). I measured the wheel and trailer and it's possible to put on 20 inch wheels on this trailer (Again have to widen the fork gap though).There are also 20 inch wheels with planetary geared hub electric motors already available that won't need the individual to lace or have a bike shop lace his own wheels to 16 inches though a smaller wheel would put out more torque though less speed (more torque equals better hill climbing capability and easier cargo transport. Edit -Oops the forks are actually 96 mm apart rather than 100 mm.I had assumed that it was 100mm.No big problem though as there are several ways to widen them.A 4 mm difference is not that much. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Back to the review Anyway back to the review of the trailer itself.It came with instructions and was easily put together in just a few minutes.One has have a tire pump handy as the inner tube is not already pumped up to what is stated on the tire at 45 P.S.I but in the instruction manual states to inflate to between 25 to 30 P.S.I. It is mentioned in the instructions to travel with this trailer at lower speeds of under 10 m.p.h. too and not to go over curbs with this. You might want to use this trailer on multiple bikes too so consider getting the Aosom Type 'B' Bicycle Bike Trailer Hitch Coupler for each bike. Overall the trailer is good quality,it's design is great,low overall cost and I was very surprised at the very quick 2 day delivery time where I live.The shipping cost was a tad high though.The plastic base floor of the trailer that I got was a little scuffed and marked and I wasn't pleased about that though it's a very minor issue for me. Wish it had a big plastic tall weather protected sturdy plastic box that came with it that would fit perfectly in the cargo bay however I do see some that come close to those dimensions being sold here at Amazon.That would make a great accessory for this trailer.Either that or build your own.Overall I'm very satisfied and even rode home with it a distance of 4.5 miles even up some hills too.Got some smiles on the way too.I'm adding a trailer flag to this for added safety (an inattentive motorist could possibly hit the trailer not noticing it with its lower height profile) and I've ordered the suggested cargo net as well.Might be a good idea to also put some red blinking LED bike lights on this trailer as well.Yeah it deserves a 5 star rating. Edit I was pleasantly surprised that upon measurement of the inside of the cargo bay of this trailer that the width is more than specified under the product description.Instead of 16.5 inches stated I measured 17 inches using a ruler.I suspected this because upon putting the desktop computer that I am presently using in the cargo bay area it normally wouldn't have fit. Another Edit This trailer is putting out a chemical smell to it (probably some V.O.C.'s) so one might want to put this trailer out in the sun for a spell so that the smell dissipates. Note don't leave out in the sun with the inner tube pressurized as a blow out might occur because of heat.Either that or just leave in a garage for a week or two during warmer sunny day weather It's probably from the tires though the plastic floor bed may be the offender but more than likely the smell is coming from the tires. Another Edit upon trying out this trailer on my first ride no problems but upon my second ride I lost one reflector.A small loss.It was attached to the lower main frame tube and not attached as shown in the pictures.I had a spare reflector though.If you have the reflectors attached to the lower main frame tube I recommend moving them to those vertical cargo bay bars as shown in the pictures so you won't lose one.On moving some actual cargo for the first time my 3rd ride went smoothly.Also I'll add other edits here to some product link accessories (from Amazon) to this trailer that would be worthwhile (I'll wait till I receive them and evaluate their worth). Extra accessories Edit just got the ACTION PACKER TOTE Lockable latch however I got a better price on mine at $45.65.Do a search and you might find the same 24 gallon one for a cheaper or similar price.Here is another product link. Rubbermaid 1172 ActionPacker Storage Box, 24 Gallon It fit perfectly within the cargo bay width wise but had 3 and 1/4 inches to spare lengthwise.A great container for this trailer however it does add 10.5 pounds surprisingly so take that into consideration.You might find some cheaper and lighter Sterilite storage containers as an alternative.This one has latches and you can use locks on them too. Sterilite alternative (slightly smaller but has 4 containers) Sterilite 19888004 70-Quart Ultra Storage Box See-Through with White Lid and Titanium Latches, 4-Pack I got 2 packs of these LED Bike lights cheap but doable for this trailer well some extra spare lights too.I just put on 8 of these on the trailer.Ha Ha looks now like a police trailer with all those lights 2 on each side.They do come with fresh batteries inserted too. Your trailer will easily be seen with these if used at night. Bike & Runner's Safety Light 4 Pack - Flashing 5 Red LED, 7 Function, 6 Patterns Red Cover for Outdoor Runner's, Jogger's & Walker's with Arm Strap, Belt Clip and Bike Mount None of them had the straps in them however all of them had the bike mounts so I was very satisfied. Reflector Tape I ordered this to put around the Rubbermaid 24 Gallon Action Pack Tote for side safety (to be better noticed by other motorists. JVCC REF-7 Engineering Grade Reflective Tape: 1 in. x 30 ft. (Silver-White) Slow Moving vehicle sign I ordered (Steel seemed too heavy so I chose the retroreflective lighter vinyl plastic sign-all it is is a giant retroreflective adhesive sticker).This adhesive slow moving vehicle sign works O.K. with the Rubbermaid 24 Gallon Action Tote. It's a big reflective sign so you will be easily seen from the rear. Brady 57893 16" Width x 14" Height, Vinyl, Reflective Orange and Red Slow Moving Vehicle Sign. If you want a retroreflective slow moving sign particularly on the rear of the trailer by itself choose a metal sign or stiff plastic sign instead and use velcro,screws etc. I also obtained a Avenir 3 piece trailer flag or (Avenir Safety Flag (Orange)).Couldn't add the product link here so [...] or just do a search for it.My only problem with this was I had to use a hammer to lightly pound and bend the mount so it would be vertical from my axle.Pretty easy.I liked the 3 piece flag and I shortened the pole a little for my needs with a hacksaw. Anyway get a trailer flag please for safety. Also the cargo net combo was nice and I ordered that and of course it fits on this trailer. Note the similarity between this trailer and the M-Wave Foldable Luggage Bicycle Trailer which is costlier.Had I more money I would easily buy another one and perhaps later on I will.This item is really a steal for its price and a super deal. Another edit I fell into temptation and ordered another one of these trailers on Sept 24,2012.Now I will have two (one as a replacement backup or for two locations etc).I just couldn't pass this up.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2012 Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2012 by x9078ljk4+
Very good for what I need it for, good quality worth the price and nice and strong. Glad I bought it from you thank you 👍🏼
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by George Baez
2016, July model. While definitely seeming like a cheaper build (100 or so $, what can you expect), the trailer so far has worked well. I pulled it behind a motorized bike constantly for a week during the IRCHA rc heli fun fly (1 mile end to end area). The tires shipped were a flat road style, and the rim strips were intact and red in color. The wheel mounts have been moved back as well. No way anything but 16" will fit. They were fairly well true though. No crazy wobble wheels. Same rims from earlier models it seems. IMO a bit of a bummer since more weight is now placed on the trailer tongue, but the trailer will be a bit more stable now. The weld quality is def "get it out quick, mig", but is serviceable. The hitch works well and articulates fine. For the end gates to line up their mount holes, I had to apply pressure to spread the side walls part. Tight fit for sure, although it seems the sides themselves are predisposed to cant in otherwise. The deck is the same acrylic plastic. Scratches easily but would be easy to replace and seems strong enough. No rattles despite being dragged around at 20+ over road, gravel, and grass. Overall, it seems like a decent little cargo trailer, even if it's a wee bit heavy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2016 by Mike D
When putting this together, add some black Gorilla tape or even electrical tape to the tool list. When I first got this together I immediately took it on a 5 mile round trip loaded with about 25 pounds of packages. It rattles a lot! You definitely do not need a horn when coming up on someone with this trailer. So what I did was I took it home and took it back apart. I then wrapped the ends of each bar where a bolt or pin would insert. If using thin tape you could go a few wraps, with Gorilla tape it only took one layer as anymore was just too tight for reassembly. After poking the holes in the tape and getting this thing back together (don't forget to do this to where the arm folds as I found out that it rattles bad too lol) It is now an extremely sturdy trailer that makes barely any noise outside of a couple pins jiggling on occasion. What started out as what I thought might have been a noisy bad decision now has turned into my trusty trailer. This thing is already racking up the miles and outside of some slight rim wobble which is common for these cheaper style wheels. It has held up great and with some care it looks like it should hold up for some time to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023 by Coby Holland
With gas prices so high I figured I'd get a trailer for my ebike to go to the grocery store which is a couple miles away from me. Well made easy to assemble, just have to wait on the rain to stop before I can give it try.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by M. Hedrick
I tore off the metal uprights and built a wood frame around mine. It rattles loudly when it’s being towed empty and that drove me nuts. The wood surround fixed that problem. I’ve been going quite fast with this trailer and have had the quick release axles come undone. The way it’s set up keeps the wheels in place when that happened to me, and it was probably my fault because I could have made sure they were tightened more. Haven’t had that happen since then and after clamping them tighter. All in all it’s a great little trailer. I use mine behind my ebike to pull a gigantic loudspeaker and a cooler of beer. It fits both nicely with room to put a camping chair, small tent, weed jug, and a couple grocery bags on also. With a duffle bag on top of all that, but you need to strap it all in. Great value for the money. I’d buy this again if it got stolen, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Ammon
This trailer isn't bad, but is going to require some additional work. Before airing up the tires, pull them off the wheel and inspect the tubes and rim tape. I found the tape had shifted and exposed the spoke nipples. It was also thin and was broken on one wheel. I ended up running some black electrical tape over it to secure it and beef it up (as suggested by my LBS, they didn't have the rim tape in stock). Both tubes where also damaged, it looked like the machine that processed them had a burr that caught both of them and thin sliced a bit off. I filled them air and tried to burst them, and they held, but I ended up getting new tubes anyways. The biggest issue I have with the trailer is the wheels. For starters, they are only 16 inch while the frame of the trailer will easily accept a 20 inch wheel (I test fitted some 20's from another trailer I have). When this trailer is hooked to either of my bikes (a 26 or a 700c) there is a very noticeable difference in height between the front and the back because of it. I measured anywhere from 2 to 3 inch difference. My test fit also indicated an issue with the hub spacing. As soon as I'm able though, those wheels will get swapped out. The wheel axles have a flat edge on them (I can't recall what is it is called), thus making them a smaller diameter in the dropouts. The dropouts themselves are setup to accept it. This prevents me from using the 20 inch wheels from my other trailer on this one. The wheels are also radially laced (the spokes do not cross). The tires are cheap BMX tires with knobes, I suggest replacing them with/like Sunlite Freestyle BMX Kontact Tires, 16" x 1.75", Black/Black or smoother The stock hitch system looks to be ok, but I have other trailers so I needed to replace the hitch with the Burley flex connector system (Burley Design Flex Connector for Round Tow Arm (Black)). While my tongue was square tubing, It was too small for the square flex connector. The round connector worked great. Another beef I have with this trailer is that it does not track center with the bike. It sits offset to the left of the rider. Even after I replaced the hitch with the Burley connector it still wasn't enough to bring it to center. I didn't notice any problems pulling it, but I'm sure it will cause the tires to scrub harder. Now, the trailer frame itself is pretty good. I had no problems putting everything together and all the holes lined up. I did notice some sloppy welding but it is only cosmetic. It is easy to carry one handed and will fit through doors without having to tear it down. I found the size to be rather small, it could easily be larger without sacrifice. I figured i should have been able to drop a kids 12 inch bike in it with no issues. A rubber tub in it will help alot. Your bike should have fenders, something that are long in the back. Some sunny days still have mud puddles in the middle of your path and you don't want to damage your cargo. ** Update ** I still wanted to use 20" wheels in this trailer so I ended up filing out the drops so they accept standard diameter wheels. It worked great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2014 Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2014 by B. Pugh
I needed a two-wheeled trailer after finding my single wheel trailer (BOB Yak) wasn't going to work for me. I'm a 135 lb rider. For me, the design of the single wheel trailer loaded to 20-24 lbs becomes unstable. The single wheel trailer clamps directly onto the rear axle of the bike and can tilt up and down OR side to side, but needs rigidity to keep balanced. So, when it wants to tip, and it weighs 15%-20% of the rider, it has an adverse affect on balance. When i first loaded it up to almost 50 lbs, it literally threw me down. Even at half that weight, hard off-road riding or standing in the pedals is not possible. it seemed a waste to only use 1/3 of the BOB's capacity, and then load down my bike with panniers and racks. Also, i was not confidant on single track, which is what the BOB was designed for. So i sold it, and bought this two-wheeled trailer. Out of the box, i was aware of the previous reviews that told of terrible tires, flat tubes and shoddy installation. I was ready to replace all these things, but found them all to be in good order, including the position of the rim strip. On the frame, I have only one pin-hole that i need to ream out slightly. I took a pic of how the plastic sheet was attached to the frame, not great. Looks like a pan-head screw, so i may remove the plastic and replace it with some nice looking bamboo plywood with some rubber bumpers to get rid of the rattle. Installing all the bits of the quick release with only two hands, was a pain, but do-able. People with three hands and double jointed wrists will have no problem. The hubs are not great: washers the wrong size in the wrong place, and loose adjustment.I cant imagine putting 110lbs on these wheels. I will adjust them, and report my findings. Here are the findings: I took the hubs apart, and found the reason for the loose-feeling axles: they are sealed/cartridge bearing. I thought i would have a hard time removing them, but they literally fell out of the hubs, and pulled easily from the axles. I'm more familiar with loose ball and caged bearings, so i dont really know how to rate these. So i'll describe and post pics, and you can decide. I think i'll bring along an array of tools and lubes on my first trip, so if the bearings seize and it sounds like i'm being chased by tiny screaming people, i can fix it. First test ride, unloaded: turning radius seems good, very maneuverable. I recommend flipping both reflectors upwards, so they dont get snagged when moving this trailer around by hand. Attachment to the bike is strong, but needs tightening every now and then.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016 by Florida Diver