Customer Reviews for VEVOR Bike Cargo Trailer, 275 lbs Load Capacity, Heavy-Duty Bicycle Wagon Cart, Foldable Compact Storage & Quick Release with Universal Hitch, 20" Wheels, Fits Most Bike Wheels, Carbon Steel Frame

We got this trailer so our middle-schooler can get his large instrument to school every day with his bike. It has worked out great. He can easily attach and detach it. We had some very minor difficulty in assembling because the holes in the back gate didn't perfectly line up and the pin was difficult to insert. Otherwise it's been a breeze to user. We bought some extract hitches for our other bikes so we can all use the trailer.

Unbelievable value!, I had to customize how I attracted it to my e-bike, I just used some bolts as I could not use the thru hub attachment. Yes I’d recommend.

Bike cart is sturdy and well made. Super easy to assemble. Easy to attach to my Ebike and carries everything we need for 4 of us to enjoy a day at the beach.

Considering the price, I was concerned about the quality but this thing seems solid for what they're asking. The floor looks flimsier in pictures but it is holding up well, the wheels are solid beasts and the frame is surprisingly sturdy. I have yet to carry 275lbs with it however and I'd worry about doing so, because while the frame and wheels are solid, the wheels are placed to the rear of the centerline making it hard to distribute weight evenly. In my experience so far, the weight keeps leaning forward, causing the connection point to lean towards the ground, causing cargo to lean forward, which all puts more weight and stress on the spring connecting the trailer to bike.

Did everything I needed it to do! Moved gear from vehicle to festival in no time.

This trailer is very good, strong like a monster. I put a seat with back inside, attached to my electric bike and use it like a rickshaw, for my autistic son transportation. We are happy with this trailer. Thank You, Vevor!

I quite like this trailer. It feels sturdy, rides really snoothly behind my bike when empty and up to maybe 40 pounds or so. All of the joints are secure and tight so it’s not too rattly. The wheels come off and go on very easily so i can lock it up securely when not in use. The quick release for the bike attachemt is cery quick and easy. I dont have any illusions about it being able to haul the stated 275 pounds. No way thats happening. First, the metal holding the wheels is just sheet metal. It’s bot anywhere near strong enough to hold weight like that without bending. Even at 80 pounds the wheels bend in enough to start rubbing against the carriage. Second, the spring that attaches the trailer to the bike would fail. It’s a nice system that provides good flexibility of movement, but it’s a weak point. Finally, the bracing on the bottom of the trailer just isnt all that strong. I like it well enough, and im happy woth the quality. Do i thonk ots worth the price when the same anount of money can get you an 18 speed mountain bike woth brakes, pedals, chain, cassette, seat, etc ? No, definitely not. But is it a noce trailer conpared to what else youll find? Yeah, it’s pretty good.

This cargo trailer is very large and could transport a ton of camping supplies or full-size German Shepard! I was shocked how wide it actually is! Very good quality for the price and the mounting hardware is very universal, and can be easily mounted to most any bicycle or ebike using simple hardware. Highly recommend! Now I have a camping trailer that can charge my ebike, while I ride!

Arrived on time in a well beat up box. Contents OK. Quick & easy to assemble. Nice over center locking of the axles to cart. Fold the sides up and lock them in with a nicely made pin system. Aired up tires & it was ready. Installed the hitch connection on to my bikes axle using the bikes nut. The only problem with this connection is that it rotates downwards as the trailer bumps along. I cut a short hacksaw cut and used a punch to drive a nub over so that the nub would ride against the bike frame and stop the hitch pin from rotating. So far it seems to be working fine. My first thought was that it would limit how tightly I could turn, but no issues at all. It bounces over rough streets because the only "suspension" is the tires. The tires are round in cross section so they provide some cushioning. The rated load of 275# seems optimistic and I'm not sure I would like to tow that much. It has done fine with about 80#s. Wheels & tow bar can be removed really easily and the sides folded down flat for winter storage. The heavy spring tow bar connection seems like a very good solution to all the motions needed.