Walmart has
Schwinn Shuttle 2-Passenger Foldable Bike Trailer (13-SC682WMF, Various Colors) for
$99.
Shipping is free.
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- Two-passenger bike trailer easily attaches to most bikes with included universal trailer coupler.
- Padded seat with sewn-in structure and 3-point safety harnesses offers improved passenger comfort and security.
- Roll-up weather shield and bug screen protect passengers for the elements.
- Unique collapsible frame and quick release wheels provide compact storage and easy transport between uses.
- 16-inch pneumatic wheels. Trailer holds up to 2 passengers with a maximum total combined weight of 80 lbs.
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Allen Sports Deluxe Steel Child Trailer https://smile.amazon.co
I have no issues with the rims being plastic really, but would opt for the larger wheels possible for any trailer or stroller etc. Makes them far easier to roll over small obstacles vs. "crashing" on them & slowing down = the ride is more comfortable and demands less effort for the pusher/puller in each case.
I have a 20" spoked wheel Schwinn trailer and although cosmetically it is getting rougher, it rides like new 3y later. Ι've been using it on fire-roads & mild MTB trails, so I'd see those 16" wheels as a downgrade.
Also take note on the type of axle your rear wheel has: most of these are fine for nutted axles and "steel skewer" QR bikes, but if you have a 12mm thru axle, you will need an appropriate axle for it to work which won't be included, and will be $40-45 from Burley or Thule etc.
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I have no issues with the rims being plastic really, but would opt for the larger wheels possible for any trailer or stroller etc. Makes them far easier to roll over small obstacles vs. "crashing" on them & slowing down = the ride is more comfortable and demands less effort for the pusher/puller in each case.
I have a 20" spoked wheel Schwinn trailer and although cosmetically it is getting rougher, it rides like new 3y later. Ι've been using it on fire-roads & mild MTB trails, so I'd see those 16" wheels as a downgrade.
Also take note on the type of axle your rear wheel has: most of these are fine for nutted axles and "steel skewer" QR bikes, but if you have a 12mm thru axle, you will need an appropriate axle for it to work which won't be included, and will be $40-45 from Burley or Thule etc.
Allen Sports Deluxe Steel Child Trailer https://smile.amazon.co
I think i'll hold off to see if this goes on sale.
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