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- Condition
- New
- Pattern
- Receiver Kit
- Style
- Black Trailer Tow Bar
- Dimensions
- 28"L x 28"W x 2"H
- Weight
- 6.6 lb
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Alloy Steel
- In the box
- HardwareTow Bar
- Warranty
- Limited
Features 5
- Tow Bar converts an ordinary child's bike into a safe, towable bike trailer; childs handlebars can be stabilized
- Once bar is installed, child's bike can be attached or disconnected anytime without tools
- For children with a maximum weight of 70.5 pounds, adult must weigh at least twice that of the child rider
- Fits 12- to 20-inch tire size children's bikes
- Accessories are available!
Description
The TRAIL-GATOR Bicycle Tow Bar provides a fun and interesting way to tow your rookie rider. This durable steel bar attaches to the back of your adult sized bicycle and to the front of your childs bicycle, so you can tow them right along. When attached, the TRAIL-GATOR lifts your childs front tire off the ground and locks their handlebars in place to prevent them from turning. You child can choose whether or not to pedal. The TRAIL-GATOR fits almost any 12in to 20in commercial childs bicycle. No tools are required for attachment! Simply attach the quick release mechanism and go! Tow your child the fun and more affordable way with the TRAIL-GATOR Bicycle Tow Bar!
Specs 21
| Brand | Trail-Gator |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Item Weight | 6.6 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 28"L x 28"W x 2"H |
| Frame Material | Alloy Steel |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 70.5 pounds |
| Seating Capacity | 2 |
| Maximum Height Recommendation | 50 centimeters |
| Item Highlight | Easy Attach, Adjustable for 12-20" Bikes |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Brand Name | Trail-Gator |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 68 |
| UPC | 652020102112 698238307086 652020102136 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Cycle Force Group |
| Item Type Name | Tow Bar |
| Model Number | 640022 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 640022 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 28"L x 28"W x 2"H |
| Frame Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Harness Type | quick release |
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Excellent concept that works beautifully!
Pattern Name: Receiver Kit
Style: Red Trailer Tow Bar
The media could not be loaded. I wanted some way to bring the kid along on longer bike trips, but she's barely out of training wheels and her kid-sized, fixed-gear bike with small wheels was never going to let her keep up. The tagalongs seemed like a possibly solution, but they were big, heavy, expensive and then she doesn't get to ride along. Then my wife found the Trailgator and it works like a charm. I connect the kid's bike, she gets on, I get to take her through traffic and at speeds she could never reach by pedaling and when we get to the bike trail we uncouple and she bikes on her own until she's tired. Then I take her home again - no muss, no fuss. Coupling and uncoupling takes about 30 seconds, if that. The connection is sturdy (as is the whole Trailgator) and the towed bike is exactly where it should be. You definitely notice the extra weight and you'll need to take corners more carefully, but it's really not a problem. The kid's pedaling doesn't seem to help at all, but it may make them feel like they're doing something. Hills are a challenge and you may want to ensure you've got low gearing if you're tackling a bunch of them. But in general I don't feel any major issues no matter how much my kid is shifting, pedaling or looking around behind me. Just be aware you're towing about 80-100lbs of combined bike and kid behind you. Installation is not as difficult as some people are complaining about. The instructions are pretty clear, especially if you carefully read them and look at the accompanying diagrams. The design of the whole thing is actually pretty clever. I borrowed a torque wrench, but in retrospect I didn't really need to bother as long as I cranked things down as tight as I possibly could. Some points: - Make damn good and sure your seat height is where you want it before you start because you will NOT be able to lower it after the Trailgator is installed. - Find something to use as non-slip padding under the mounting bracket for the kid's bike. Someone else suggested an old inner tube and I ended up using a rubber backing for carpet. Either way, you are going to be cranking down those curved U-bolts as tight as you can and you do NOT want them to slip. This will prevent damage to the paint on the towed bike and keep anything from slipping - which is where I think most of the complaints are coming from. Tighten your damn bolts, people! - There are a number of variable parts that support different bike shapes and sizes. Again, read the instructions carefully and use the options you need to fit your bike. The shims for the mount on the towed bike are going to be essential to get the correct ride height and you may have to test that front mount a couple of times to get the angle correct. A power nut driver with a deep socket is ESSENTIAL for this! Same goes for the shims that fit around the seat post and front forks. Try to see what fits and be prepared to backtrack if it isn't working. - The front wheel stabilizer seems to be easier to install on the handlebars, rather than the front fork but YMMV depending on the towed bike. - You may have to think a bit outside the box. For example, I found it easier to connect the storage bracket to a hole for mounting a carry rack rather than to my rear wheel bolt since the quick-release got in the way. That took an extra washer or two to get the spacing right, but it was simple enough and the bracket is rock solid. Overall, the whole thing adds about 20lbs to the towing bike when stored, but it's not particularly noticeable. You will not be able to use this with any sort of of rear carrying rack, though. Overall, this is a fantastic item and worth every penny. I particularly like the fact that when by daughter outgrows her current bike and moves up a size, I can just move the mounting bracket over and continue to tow her for a few more years. I found it pretty easy to install and it works better than I expected. Excellent product with a very clever design.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by Mark Towler Mark Towler
Shocked at how unstable it was
Pattern Name: Receiver Kit
Style: Blue Trailer Tow Bar
I am quite a handy person. Even built a loft from scratch with my 6 year old for him. With all the raving reviews I had to have this product now that he can ride by himself but not for 12 miles. First the directions aren't very good, second they forgot to give me a bag that had a bracket that with my mount I didn't need but could have. It took me over 2 hours of trial and error to get this right. First problem was his bike is a 20" and on my wifes bike her seat isn't high enough to elevate his front tire. That was after monkeying with his mounting bracket and spacers for 30 minutes. Then mount it onto my bike. Then back to an additional 20 minutes of getting his spacers right again and the 4 bolts. The support arm to prevent his handlebars from moving pops onto a little ball and works when it stays connected. We did a test run around the block and the little guy thought this was great. Following day we meet up with 20 people after an hour drive for a nice Memorial Day 12 mile ride. The kid starts out riding himself and after .5 miles is upset there are so many people on the trail and wants to be attached. Ah HA this is perfect and I am a great Dad for having this all taken care of. We get rolling and he doesn't like how wobbly it is (We have a Wee-Ride tandem he has used for years and loves). I calm him down and not .75 mile later the handle bar stabilizer pops off and he freaks out. We stop. Spend 20 minutes talking him back into having confidence in this product because the reviews were so good. I make an adjustment while the other 17 people on the ride continue on. He gets back on and within 1 minute pops off again and he is done. We end up having to walk back that 1.5 miles to the car and drive to meet the rest of the group for lunch. On the way back he swapped with his little brother and rode the Wee-Ride back and had a great time. We bought a second for another friend who was doing this ride with us. After 2 hours of them trying they gave up and didn't even bring it with. Big dissapointment since the up side is great but the execution was lacking. Nice sturdy steel but when you have too many moving parts you are bound to have movement. This will definitely be going back. I'm just glad he didn't get injured.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2014 by Fall Line