Product Description

Bold red styling and a luxury ride¿get out for a nice leisurely venture. With this hot new Schwinn design you will be riding in style, your kids will be pretty pleased as well. Included front wheel and handlbar convert into a stroller without the use of tools. Seats two children 100lb capacity, Rear storage area, Quick release wheels, folds flat to store, screened canopy for ventilation, zippered weather shield, versitile bike attachment.

Product Details

• Color: Blue/Red/Black
• Brand: Schwinn
• Model: 13-SC770
• Released on: 2006-11-06
• Dimensions: 7.00" h x 27.50" w x 32.00" l, 29.00 pounds

Features

• Two-in-one bike trailer that converts easily to a walking or jogging stroller
• Lightweight aluminum frame is designed for comfort and safety
• Smooth-rolling, 20-inch alloy wheels ride easily across uneven terrain
• Zippered weather shield protects children from wind and rain, screened canopy offers ventilation
• 100-pound capacity; holds two kids; measures 35 x 33 x 31 inches (W x H x D); five-year warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
A children's bike trailer is great when you're on the move, but what happens once you arrive at the grocery store? With a normal trailer you'd just park it outside, but with the Schwinn Trailblazer, you can convert it into a handy stroller and bring your kids inside--all without tools. The Trailblazer sports a durable, lightweight aluminum frame and 20-inch, smooth-rolling wheels ideal for biking, walking, or jogging even on bumpy terrain. Up to two children are held secure with five-point harnesses and are protected from rain, wind, and other inclement weather with a zippered weather shield. A screened canopy offers plenty of ventilation.

The trailer is designed for quick, tool-free conversion, with a universal trailer coupler that attaches to most bikes and a flip-out front wheel and handlebar for the stroller. It's easy to use, fun, versatile, and designed for parent ease. Other convenient details include quick-release wheels, flat fold for easy storage, and a rear storage area for extra items. The Trailblazer measures 35 by 33 by 31 inches (W x H x D) when assembled and offers a maximum weight limit of 100 pounds.

Specifications:

• Durable aluminum frame
• Converts to a stroller without tools
• Stroller wheel and push bar for walking or running
• Smooth-rolling 20-inch alloy wheels
• Rear storage area
• Zippered weather shield
• Screened canopy for ventilation
• Seats two children
• Dual harness system
• Weight capacity: 100 pounds
• Folds flat for storage
• Quick-release wheels
• Universal trailer coupler
• Folded dimensions with wheels: 32 x 31 x 19.25 inches
• Assembled dimensions: 35 by 33 by 31 inches

Manufacturer Warranty
Five-year manufacturer's warranty

About Schwinn
Founded in 1895, Schwinn is an American icon that has been synonymous with quality and innovation. The company has built some of the best-known and best-loved bikes of numerous generations--Aerocycle, Paramount, Phantom, Varsity, Sting-Ray, Krate and Homegrown. Today, Schwinn continues to be a leader in the industry with innovative bikes such as the new Sting-Ray, Rocket mountain bikes, and Fastback road bikes. With a continued dedication to quality, forever synonymous with the Schwinn name, America's most famous bicycle brand looks forward to providing another century of innovation, freedom and performance to people of all ages.

Customer Reviews

Cannot tell it is there
We got this as a gift and were super excited to try it out. I decided I should be the one to have the trailer attached to my bike so I was used to it when I took our son alone. I could not believe how light the trailer was even with my almost 2 year old son inside. It was very easy to put together and attach to the bike. I wish the pictures on th instructions would have been a bit clearer. Our son liked the bike trip so much he fell asleep. It took bumps much better than I expected and moved easily. I was so excited that this trailer works as well as it does.

Good Bike Trailer but not great Stroller
The trailer was fairly easy to put together and attach to the bike. I was disappointed to realize that the handlebars and stroller wheel have to be carried separately when using the trailer. I thought they attached then folded out of the way but they don't. The harness system did take a few tries to get adjusted so it would hold my 9 month old son somewhat comfortably. It helps to tighten the front straps under the sling seat but not tighten the back strap as much. The shoulder straps sit kind of high on my son's neck near his ears but not to the point that it seems to bother him. There is no head recess to allow room for my son's helmet when biking. The inside pockets/drink holders are a nice feature for older children. The trailer is easy to pull when I am biking - the extra weight is barely noticeable especially on flat surfaces. I also enjoy inline skating but don't recommend this model for that or jogging. The stroller wheel does not roll very smoothly or as fast as I would like and the assemble rattles a lot when going a good pace. I had to keep lifting the wheel up to enjoy the outing. (I did order the Mark III for skating and it rolls smoothly in the stroller mode but I was disappointed with the quality for the higher price.) The trailblazer is a good trailer for the price if you don't plan to use the stroller feature very often.

Great trailer
I recently purchased the Schwinn Trailblazer Double as a 2nd trailer to keep at my parents' house. We also own a Chariot double. For the price,the Schwinn gets the job done.

Positives - it folds VERY flat and compactly and is easy to fold (even while holding a squirming 11 month old), it is light, good ventilation, snack pockets, nice storage bin, handle bar can be set for different height parent, snap cover is easy to put on/take off, the front "arm" folds in for a very small "folded footprint"

Negatives - no shocks so is a bumpy ride, the front wheel is not very sturdy (when I ran with it, I tilted the stroller so the wheel was off the ground), small sling-style seat so the kids sit very close together, straps are not very adjustable and can be difficult to clip on/off, cannot be fitted with an infant sling, no sun shade

All-in-all, a great stroller. I would consider this as our only trailer if we didn't already have a Chariot.