One-Wheel Bicycle Cargo Trailer with Kickstand – Converts to Wheelbarrow, Includes Bag, Fits 18" to 700c Bikes
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Features
- Kickstand holds your bike and trailer upright for easy loading/unloading
- Converts into a functional wheel-barrow for easy transport of cargo
- Attaches via quick-release or solid axle (26 x 3/8 or M10)
- Fits most bikes with 18" - 700c wheels
- Comes with all accessories, FREE Maya Cycle bag and two bungee straps
Description
Maya Cycle is the best bike trailer with a kickstand that holds your bike and trailer upright, and converts into a wheelbarrow so you can easily move your heavy cargo. Designed and built for city streets, rides to the beach, camping getaways, cross-country touring, and any other type of cycling adventure you would like to experience absolutely hassle-free. With Maya Cycle’s unique design, you’ll bike ride through your day and never worry about thin bike paths, tight corners, pedestrians, or anything else that may come as close to you and your bike as a street side curb. With the Maya Cycle bike trailer, you can bring what you want, when you need it. Take the load off your back and let Maya Cycle carry the weight of your day!
Brand: MAYA CYCLE
Color: Silver
Item Weight: 5 kg
Product Dimensions: 30.71"L x 9.45"W x 17.72"H
Frame Material: Metal
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 50 pounds
Seating Capacity: 1
Maximum Height Recommendation: 18 inches
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Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: MAYA CYCLE
UPC: 861389000001
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Stamet Tech Inc
Model Number: 10001
Manufacturer Part Number: 10001
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 50 pounds
Maximum Height Recommendation: 18 inches
Item Weight: 5 kg
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 30.71"L x 9.45"W x 17.72"H
Color: Silver
Frame Material Type: Metal
Seating Capacity: 1
Harness Type: quick-release
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Took it on my first solo tour, a little 400 mile venture, and it exceeded expectations. I had a nasty wreck into a 4 foot ditch at speed, and the Maya took the impact without so much as a dent. For perspective, the wreck was so bad that my rear bike wheel was bent into a banana shape. Here's a quick summary. Pros: pulls quietly and efficiently the welds are sturdy the kickstand is AWESOME detachable hub is AWESOME -- left my gear at the campsite and rode around town without the drag solid steel can be repaired easily Cons: provided bag is too big -- will pop horizontal side bars if filled with gear the instructions are a nightmare -- even my local bike shop was perplexed provided trailer tire is kinda cheapo, but it survived the tour OVERALL: If properly outfitted by the user, this trailer is better than the competition in price, long term durability, and convenience. Highly recommend. Good luck figuring out how to set it up for the first time.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2017 by Milky Joe
I am planning a cross country bicycle ride from Bangor, ME to Bangor, WA. So, I will update my review after it has been on the road for 3,500 miles. After spending nearly 2 days looking at different bike trailers, one-wheel, two-wheel, different ways they attach, weight, agility, etc. AND watching youtube videos of each one. I decided to go with the Maya Bicycle trailer for a few reasons. One of the big reasons I picked Maya is the price of course. I have used 2 other expensive bike trailers, and found the Maya to be just as superior (if not more so) than some of it's competitors, and for half the price! The Maya is also, slightly more light weight than the other trailers, which probably shouldn't matter if your loading up with groceries or bikepacking. I think the features of the trailer will be really useful on my long journey, I already don't know how i would be managing the awkward disconnecting of the trailer with the kickstand! The kickstand on the trailer holds everything upright, even your bike! SO, you aren't always needing to find someplace to lean everything up against, or having to lay your bike down. Which also makes for VERY easy quick release. Then, when you have been riding all day and are to tired to carry your gear, flip the arms around and use the 'wheel barrow' feature to wheel your gear over to camp. The only other big thing I noticed while using the Maya, is the turning ability. The other expensive trailers use a 'V' type arm to connect the bike to the trailer, which I think limits it's ability to turn. You would notice, turning, the arm will stop against the front of the trailer, and you have to take wider turns. The Maya trailer has a single arm, not a 'V' shape that connects the bike, so it seems to give it slightly more clearance over the frame of the trailer, and helps it turn better. Just don't overload the trailer. I threw 50 pounds of lifting weights on the first ride, and it rode like a ghost! But I could feel it in some of the turns. All in all, i am a pretty picky person when it comes to my gear, and I think you WILL be happy with this trailer around town for sure! I will let you know how cross country goes! I Leave August 2015.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2015 by Lee K. Hanscom
Guess I didn't realize and should have been informed that this trailer does but fit all bikes. If you don't have a quick release rear wheel then pack the damn thing back in its box and send it back...
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2021 by phillip crosby
I purchased this bike trailer in May 2019 (over 3 years ago) and have used it on three 3-day bike camping trips. Following the advice of others, I purchased the better quality quick release https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BQOS3YO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and a better quality tire https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FTD9SPK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This of course increased the cost, which is still pretty reasonable. I attach it to my 2016 Specialized Crosstrail Sport Disc hybrid bike (700cm wheels)... i leave the quick release replacement installed all the time, which works just fine (make sure wing nuts are tight). I measure the total weight of all the components at 15 pounds. Overall I like the design, it generally follows effortlessly behind the bike, it's low center of gravity helping keep things stable. The bag holds my sleeping bag, tent, air mattress, foodbag and some clothes... i still need some small panniers for other stuff such as water. Some negatives: The design and manufacture of the bag caused a weird badly sewed end of the zipper (basically a design problem of the bag) which I worked around with some loose stitches. The skinny side rails cracked off on one end after my last trip (on both sides)... not a show stopper, but may eventually give problems (work around is to have enough bungies holding things together)... perhaps a welding shop could come up with a proper fix.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022 by Teo
Great product for the money. Trailer weighs in at 13.5 Lbs. "U" Trailer hitch connection to bicycle weighs another 2 LBs total weight right at 15 LBs for trailer and hitch together. Much better quality than other cheaper brands listed here on Amazon.com - don't waste your money on a cheaper trailer, you will regret it. I bought a cheaper trailer for a friend that looked almost the same and wanted to send it back, would have cost me half the price of the trailer to ship it back and a 20% restocking fee, So we kept it for parts. The MAYA is the way to go, it is a good trailer, good quality for the price and will do the job. When riding you hardly know it's behind you, needless to say when its loaded (approx 25 LBs in my case) you still have 25 LBs to pull up hill, but I found this to be much easier to do as compared to pulling the same load on a Steel bike with (10 LBs of Empty Ortlieb) Panniers. I'm currently using the Maya trailer and a Trek Aluminum bicycle combination and I'm finding this to be a lot easier than using the 33 LB steel bicycle with the panniers and the same load. This trailer is a keeper. If I was to change anything on the trailer, I would like to see a "QR" quick release on the rear tire so I don't have to carry a crescent wrench with me and my preference would be to put on a Schwalbe Marathon "16 x 1,75" high quality thorn resistant tire for touring so I'm less likely to be repairing a flat tire on the trailer on a long cross country trip.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2017 by CLM
Information was WRONG. Does NOT FIT rear bike frame to E-Bikes. I'm going to take a CHANCE I can get the trailer frame spread another full inch at a local car repair shop. If not a total loss. The REAR WHEEL is cheap, the hub had to be reassembled due to poor packing of the bearings. Had to purchase a higher grade TIRE and PUNCTURE RESISTANT inner tube. ALSO, if you do decide to purchase this trailer based on your bike, I HIGHLY recommend you purchase a heavy RUST PROOFING spray and finish. The paint job on this trailer is VERY POOR. I don't see how they justify (not very well made) the price of this trailer, crazy.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by The Myth
Simple to assemble. Easy to attach to axle. Quick to detach also. Big capacity with the provided bag. Huge capacity with a Rubbermaid tub. Climbing hills, I’m in a lower gear; otherwise, I barely notice the trailer.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by Pepé Le Pew
Initially I gave this trailer a good review but now after only a few seasons of using it its falling apart. I'm a road rider so not rough on it I mainly use it for grocery items as of now the top welds on both back corners have separated and the fender holder has snapped off .these are parts which actually take no stress when using the trailer so I'm very disappointed and have lowered my rating as over time it has not held up under normal use
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 by kathleen f crow