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

Foldable, large storage area, functions very well once installed on a bicycle, but does not work well on a tricycle. It is heavy. Good quality. It fits only bicycles.

It came mostly preassembled and mostly undamaged (one of the hinges was slightly bent but no big deal). It's quite large, fairly quiet, and came with the perfect sized coupler (12mm) which fits on my eBike easily. Overall great trailer!

Most sturdy bike trailer I could find.The good: sturdy, light weight, side bars add strength to the wheels and frame, the deck is a thick gauge of plastic supported by a metal frame. All pins are attached with lanyards. Assembly was supper easy. I like the quick release wheels however I flipped the lock washers for easier wheel changes and turned the levers to the underside to hide them.The bad: dent in the corner of the frame due to poor packaging, the paint is thin and scratches so easily that I scratched it all up during assembly, wheel spokes are straight instead of crisscrossed and this makes the wheels not absorb bumps as well, the hitch weight rating (16 lbs) is extremely low compared to the total rating of the trailer and I am having trouble getting the axle bolt tight enough. The cargo bed is a bit narrow for my purposes by about 2 inches which causes me to load cargo weight more on the tongue, wheels are kind of far back for a balanced load, I will probably have to tighten the hitch with an impact gun to keep it from spinning, The reflective tape was junk and did not stick well. The hitch bar only attaches to the trailer one direction and this prevents you from turning it backwards for storage.Conclusion: Overall this is a good trailer for the price. I suggest considering wrapping the upper rails and outer rails with some sort of plastic handle bar wrap or wire looms before assembly. Consider some bolt on reflectors and battery powered tail lights for night.

Two out of three had issues, and not just the very common bent side-rail hinge on the frame. Actually it was three out three had problems. I got the first two on a different platform and finally decided to try Amazon but it was just as bad. The first problem: Every one had the same insufficient packaging that leads to the side rail hinge getting bent, two of the three were so bad that the rail wouldn't rise into position. I had bent it back into shape on the first two but the paint flaked and chipped off, opening up the likely rusting of the steel. When it happened on this one from Amazon I thought I'd "fix" it as well; but that leads us to the second problem: Defective spoke installation. Yep, all had out-of-true wheels with loose spokes! Nothing like truing up wheels to get it good-enough while trying somehow to keep them round. On this final one from Amazon one spoke was even completely not tightened at all. It was loose and floppy! I gave up on this final trailer without even attempting to see if it had the third problem: The drop-outs on the wheel mounts were spread too far apart. With how they're designed the slotted axle and "retaining" washers don't automatically just fit into place, it takes tightening and loosening and tightening to hopefully get the wheels locked into place. I mean really bad build quality and design. I know what they were attempting to do but really the worst weak point is the wheel drop-outs. All of these issues made assembly annoying and much longer than it should have been. Now for a forth problem, while filling one of the tires on one from the other online retailer the tire blew off the rim and shredded the edge of the tire bead. And a fifth problem, both wheels on one had axles so tight that the wheels wouldn't spin! This necessitated re-adjusting the axle bearing's cone nuts. Luckily I had the slim bicycle wrenches to do that. A sixth complaint is the lack of transparency in any listing about the maximum speed. An inside flap on the box lists this at 8mph with a 3mph turning speed cap! A seventh complaint is it should have come with actual reflectors and not just the tiny stick on reflective decals. An eighth complaint, the manufacturer has absolutely no warranty parts. When I contacted them about issues on the first two they said they had no warrant-able parts, they only wanted me to return them.Now for the good: The frame feels robust and heavy duty (except for the drop-outs and side rail hinges). I like the plastic floor with underlying metal cross straps. i like the hitch receiver that the hitch goes into, it feels nice and robust. The "tie-down" d-rings on the bed are also a nice touch. It looks nice. It is easy to prop up on its end onto a couple 2x4 boards although I certainly wouldn't try to remove and reinstall the difficult wheels on a regular basis. The trailer fits through a door way if you hold it up on its end and carry it through sideways.Overall, I consider the 275lb weight limit to be the weight it can take while standing still, not moving. it may be a good value depending on the price being offered. I paid around $150 here on Amazon but because of the problems right out of the box it's going back.

Easy to hook up and detach, rides smoothly and plenty of space for items

Well made no issues. Hardly know it’s there

Exactly as described, should be a great asset during our summerfishing ,and fall hunting and berry picking , No more trying to decide weather to bring a few little things ,or load up the side by side so we can bring everything, that requires a trailer. My pickup to haul the trailer, this make those decisions easy ,everything goes in the trunk ,bikes on the rack and away we go .

I just received the bicycle cargo trailer and it gets the job done, I was able to haul two 40 packs of water from the store with no problem. I'm sure it will be more than capable of any tasks I might have for it.