Burley Bee 2 Seat Children's Bicycle Trailer in Yellow

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Signing for goods later found to be unacceptably damaged in transit complicates negotiations with the courier in dealing with your complaint. In my opinion, the nicest upgrades you get as you move up the Burley trailer spectrum are premium seats (padding can be really nice for kids on longer rides), suspension (important if you ride gravel or bumpy roads), and a rubber, reinforced floor.

We know how eager you'll be to jump on your new bike and hit the dirt or tarmac, so we give you everything you need to get you set up quickly. Its lack of suspension was noticeable for the adult and child rider, but our 18-month-old was actually cooing with glee the entire time. tires, in general, are a disadvantage because safety precautions recommend a maximum of just 10 MPH.

While you’re never going to need to carry 35 pounds of cargo, that doesn’t mean you can carry a child up to 75 lbs.

Here’s a quick snapshot of where the Burley Bee shines in comparison to the Allen S2, Schwinn Trailblazer, and InStep Take 2. When not in use, it’s rolled up and secured at the top of the trailer front door with elastic loops.Ever since the first bike trailer testing standard in 1995, Burley has worked continuously to build products of the highest standard. The InStep Take 2’s 16″ tires on plastic rims are a no-go for us, and also don’t have a wheel guard. If you’re going to tackle serious all-terrain, snow, sand, or gravel on the regular, Burley does offer 16″ fat tires as an upgrade. Most trailers have this, however, we discovered that on many budget trailers, they are placed too high to really be helpful. If you don’t want to spend a fortune on a bicycle trailer for hauling your kids, but you do want to get one that’s high-quality, durable, and easy to tow, then the Burley Bee is the trailer that you want.