WeeRide Co-Pilot XT Deluxe Wide Tire Bike Trailer

In love with this! Got this for my son's 4th birthday because he wanted to get out of the bike trailer but couldn't go the 20+ miles we usually got on his own bike. He fits on it well on the lowest settings (wears size 4T to xs boys for size reference...two kids ride it different sizes).It was quick to attach it to my bike (very important to have the part that attaches to your bike is straight!!). Fair warning this is steel, so if you have a light road bike like I do...it's doing to weigh you down. Ita heavier than my bike. However, I like to think this is good training!He doesn't have to pedal in the back and it doesn't have breaks so your rider doesn't work against you.The best part... It folds! I can fold it and put it right into my small SUV. However, it's very sturdy so the joint that folds doesn't effect performance.We are so happy with this purchase. Our biking parent group is getting one for their oldest kid too. It was a big hit!!!

Best thing ever for active parents. Fast connect/disconnect. For 1 child I would just use front frame mounted seat (I made my own) but having twins- this thing was a savior after kids grew out of the rear and front mounted child seats.One small compalint- don't make tight turns as this thing will turn the bikes seat post as well.But we love it so much so I didn't deduct any stars for that :)

My 4yo is a regular on this trailer. I have even ridden with my 7yo but he's a little heavy to carry when not peddling. Very durable and good for light off road travel. Only rating a 4 as we have the same issues with the seat post turning the seat on tighter turns.

Super easy install. I even 'forgot' the multitool they included and had to use some quick thinking on vacation. Sure, probably I should not have set up on vacation for the first time. . .That said, it went together well. I don't like the lateral swing on the arm to seat bracket. I realize this is important for making the hitch work, but wielding the bike was made harder by it.That said, installation was a breeze. Hitching was fairly easy, and my kid loved it. He has some motor issues. Runs in the family. So being able to coast and pedal when he wants to is really important.Halfway through second ride my tire burst. Blew the sidewall out. The tire is fairly old, so I suspect that is the issue, not the WeeRide. But maybe go with less air and a tube/tire within this decade. . .

I bought this bike after all the reviews, prices seem fiar after al lmy reserach, but the downsize is that when installed in my mountain bike this product has some stoppers in the mounting piece so it turns my seat. Co -pilot bike if is able to turn 15 degrees is by lock since the stoppers wont allow it.I installed in my Mountain bike but made the decision to return since the piece that was promise to be sent, the company told me to work with my bike shop and get the stoppers removed.Went to a more expensive higher quality bike Treek, more secure option for me and my 4 year old.

So far I have some reservations about this product. First, the little safety tabs on the main pivot cause your seatpost to twist with any turn greater than ~45 degrees. Supposed to be a "safety feature" to prevent tip over but can definitely cause a crash if you do not know how to handle it and have a HUGE place to make a turn. My other BIG concern is how low the attachment arm gets to the rear wheel. Due to the construction, where the childs handlebar goes there is a giant protrusion on the under side of the bar that will catch onto your rear tire if you are having to go up/down any type of curb or bump. It will practically stop you in your tracks which is SUPER dangerous. This generally wont be a problem if you have a large bike with small wheels (18-20" bike, 26" wheels) and can attach the mount really high up on a seatpost but on a smaller bike (15", 29er wheels) you will definitely be having some wheel rubbing on your rear tire. All in all, this might be ok on a perfectly flat closed to traffic bike path where you wont encounter any turns or undulations but buyer beware if you have to use this in any real-world situation. Some pluses are that it is heavy, has a nice flag, looks like it will last a long time and can also fit a variety of kid sizes. I'd give this a 2.5/5 stars in total.

The media could not be loaded. Cons:Bike was damaged in delivery and had some deep scratches.Seat is horrible. See pictures. They should just replace it. Looks as if glue melted in shipping or storage. It is also super uncomfortable. Bought a gel cover for my daughter after first few rides.Hearing some friction in moving parts even after oiling.Depending on height of wheel and placement of bracket, it could be difficult for a child to get leg over the frame. My child is 46” tall and I have it attached to a 29er. She has a bit of a struggle stepping over the frame.The hitch apparatus on seatpost is sturdy, but very large. Placement of the hitch on seatpost can cause rubbing on legs because of its width and hard edges. I covered it with a neoprene band which kind of helps.Tight turns will torque the parent seat. (Think jackknifing) Always have a tool with you to fix.Much heavier then my carbon mountain bike. Lol. It’ll pull it down to the ground so I put a kickstand on both bikes.Pros:Love the fat tire for extra balance and trails. Though it is not nubby and can ride slick on some ground.Fits a 29er bike with ease.Was easy to put together.Easily detaches from the bike to put in car or put on another bike (extra attachment was like $15).Very sturdy and super stable.My daughter loves it and will gladly ride an hour with me!!!