Nitro Bike Trailer

Good quality – Smooth riding, easy to tow with bike and fits 2 kids well. Was easy to put together and instructions were detailed. Feels to be good quality fabric and frame. Eady to attach and detach from bike.

The cheapest bike trailer I've seen so far – Buying this over the weekend, I was given some assurety that this thing would fit 95% of all bikes. Checking with the Flash 28 electric bike, it definitely does not fit properly as there is a metallic attachment which goes over the quick release of the rear axle of the wheel. It has been indicated that despite the trailer can fit onto a road… Read more

bike, it is generally avoided if the bike in question is made of carbon fibre.

As such, I wanted to buy a cheap bike trailer for my 2 year old so that I could take him out cycling. The Nitro is capable of handling a combined capacity weight of 46 kilograms, however based on its spartan-like design; it looks as though it can barely fit 2 children in it; more so like infants and babies as opposed to toddlers.

The good thing about this, is that i can fit into any car other than our Fiat 500 which it will struggle to do so; so definitely something that is bigger than Mini will fit nicely. the entire trailer is collapsible.

Being the cheapest trailer on the market by locating it through Bike Exchange, there was nothing else on the market within the price range despite costing two hundred dollars. Made in China and you start to see the poor build-quality on the item as opposed to something mid-range that costs significantly more.

With a standard nation-wide 12 month warranty, I'll have to see how much of this thing will live up to its build quality by taking it through its paces.

If you're patient and are willing to do your research and not looking at something immediate as I did where I went to the shop directly. You might find that you may save about $50 or more; but then again, an online ecommerce business will not give you the opportunity to test the product out face-to-face when compared to the bricks'n mortar approach.