Product Description

Solvit Track'r Pet Bicycle Trailer, Medium

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #37726 in Pet Products
• Color: Red
• Brand: Solvit
• Model: 62303
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 20.00" w x 27.50" l, 32.40 pounds

Features

• Trailer is constructed from heavy-duty polyester material with waterproof floorboard on a steel frame
• Pets load easily through the zippered, rear door
• Washable cushion keep pets secure and comfortable on long rides
• Assembles quickly and easily with no tools and folds down for easy storage
• Universal bicycle hitch included

Customer Reviews

Rugged and outdoorsy!
When this item arrived, it took about 5 minutes to assemble. The wheels and arm click into place with a snap. The fabric is heavy nylon, like backpack material. There is a mesh door at the back and at the front with zippers. When you want the door open, there is velcro to hold it in place. There are also 2 little pouches on either side that are big enough to hold a leash and a bottle of water. The plate to hold it to your bike is easy to put in place and there is a release latch so the trailer doesn't have to be attached all the time. There is also a heavy spring at the junction between the bar and your bike. The spring acts like a shock absorber and also allows the trailer to move more naturally.
I have a handicapped pet. He loved going for a ride down to the park. I can't imagine wheeling him around in a stroller, but I'll certainly take him for a ride around the neighborhood for a little fun and exercise.

Pet Bicycle Trailer
I got mine and love it! It pops together and folds up to be small to bring it with you. The wheels pop off for bringing it with you on vacation or whatever. It took me about 10 Minutes and Tucker and I were off on a bike ride. He loved it.

Great way to bring your pet with you on a ride.
I absolutely love this product. Now I can ride my bike without leaving my Shih Tzu at home. He jumped right in before I had the chance to tempt him with a treat. I think it's best to start any dog out with a few short runs to get them used to the movement and confinement etc. The first time he protested because he wanted to get out and run with us instead of riding, but he soon got the idea. I have found it helpful to walk him first so he gets his activity out of the way before I put him in. Now I ride around the neighborhood at night when it is cooler and he is fine with it. It seems to be well made and sturdy but still easy to mount on the bike. I recently purchased another bike attachment so when my husband is with me, he can pull him though it isn't difficult at all and I am in my fifties and had leg surgery less than a year ago.
I would definitely recommend to a friend.