Aosom Bicycle Cargo Trailer with Removable Box and Waterproof Cover, Bike Wagon Trailer with Two 16in Wheels

Awesome Product no complaints. Thank You Amazon!

This is the best little cart ever! It connects to my bike easily; it has a clamp that attaches to my seat post, and a quick release button to detach the cart. I can bike to my location, detach the cart, then use it as a hand cart to bring the load to destination.Here are my comments:1) Fits on a standard rear mounted bike rack - I kept the wheel on, removed the handle, and strapped to rear bike rack. Fit perfectly.2) Make a great hand cart! You can remove the plastic cart liner - this is just a large, well constructed, plastic tub. Then you can put in and transport your own plastic tubs and boxes, of various sizes. This is an EXCELLENT way to move stuff you already have packed up. You can also bungee cord folded chairs, and other longer things, over the top of cart.3) The cart handle grips where a little out of line, as other reviews mention, however this is not an issue. You can only use one side of the handle when using this as a hand cart - so it really doesn't matter if the other side of the handle is at a slight angle. To clarify, the handcart handle is a straight bar - it just appears it was welded to the cart handle a little bit at angle.4) The cart handles about 60lbs without issue. I don't move any heavier loads because that's a lot of weight to be towing behind the bike for any length of distance. I tow behind my mountain bike. Since I remove the cart handle when I transport on my bike rack, I noticed one of the attachment screws has started to bend a little. Not a big deal, and I can get a replacement screw from my local hardware store if needed. I contribute the bent screw to hauling two 5 gallon water jugs at a time, over very bumpy ground, behind the bike, to our camp site. No complaints - a bent screw (cart still 100% functional - and I would not have noticed if I had not removed the handle) is ABSOLUTELY fine considering the work and energy this little cart saved us.5) I had no issues putting the cart together. Took about 10 mins. I didn't read the instructions, just looked at the Amazon product photos. Afterwards I read the instructions - they aren't really good - but provide some guidance. The cart assembly includes 2 wheels, 2 sections for the cart handle, and some reflectors. So I found it fairly intuitive how this gets assembled. The 'kick stand' post confused me a little at first - but not long because you can only attach the cart handle one way - it quickly 'made sense'. And the kick stand is an added benefit, so you can keep the cart level when detached from the bike.6) Despite my friends pleas - I did NOT try to transport any of my friends in the cart. I didn't want to break the cart or hurt my friends - just seems like a dumb idea all around.7) The connection system to the bike is very easy and convenient to use and install. Can be easily transferred to a different bike - almost any bike I'm sure. MUCH more convenient then a rear tire mounted cart.8) I would purchase again and 100% recommend.9) Cart wheels have a modern wheel style, composite plastic hubs. They are stable and I like the plastic over a traditional spoked wheel. The plastic is far more durable, will not rust, does not need tuning, I see similar wheels on high-end baby carriages, garden carts, etc. Great wheels.

It is a very nice cart. The cover is waterproof and attaches well to the cart. The tub is removable. It has a handle towards the neck so you can detach it and use it for shopping or whatever. It bounces around alot without 10 pounds or so of weight in it, that's the only issue I had. Recommended by J!

I really woant to talk with someone from customer service but no chase,I decided to write a review what is not what they described in the websiteThe card did fit in the 29” wheel and I have to remove the stand to make it work for a bit and getting out with stuff for fishing spot the screw broke and a big headache to get back to the car

We bought this trailer to use at a summer cottage where we go everywhere by bike. So we needed more space than our panniers offered for groceries, laundry, tools, whatever. This trailer seemed to fit the bill at a good price.Assembly was easy with one oddity. There is a hitch that mounts to your seat post. It was designed for a smaller diameter post than our bikes have, so its two curved halves don't nest quite right. In itself, this isn't a big problem, but it does place them a bit farther apart than the designer envisioned, so the two bolts aren't quite long enough. Bottom line is I had to buy longer bolts at a hardware store. They should have designed for more variability in bikes.The plastic bin is huge and open. We put all kinds of stuff in there. Bundles of laundry, gallons of milk, power tools...You may want to get a few bungees to secure things when you have a load that's too tall to use the included fabric cover.Regarding the cover: It's almost nice. It goes over the whole bin, and a few inches down each side, with Velcro strips to attach it to the trailer frame. It just barely fits over the bin. It's so tight that getting the fourth corner over the bin is always a struggle. I think it could have been sewn just a quarter inch bigger with no loss of security, but making it easier to use. Or maybe even making the corners elastic, similar to a fitted bed sheet. But other than that, it did its job well.One word of caution that I learned the hard way: careful on corners! I had a load with several tall boxed objects sticking well above the sides of the trailer, secured with bungees. I took a right turn about as I usually would, and the trailer flipped over. This is no fault of this particular trailer--it's just physics that I wasn't anticipating. So be careful.

My car became a mystery to fix (electrics) & the cost for repairs & insurance are prohibitive. The Aosom Cargo Trailer was the most attractive option. My brother & I assembled it, with most of the image filled booklet understandable. Putting the wheels on was a bit of a challenge, but once the design was understood it was easy to do. Also, my bicycle pump was also challenging with the flip tab difficult to maneuver due to the wheels being smaller than in use on the Schwinn bike. Once the tires were pumped up, the trailer rolled well. I can now go to the local grocery store without the need of a car.

I bought this to pull behind my commuter e-bike as I often pick up trash along the creek and trails where I live and thought this would help carry a large trash bag as I fill up along my route. The frame is strong and stable, no problems with assembly and the plastic box within the steel frame is much larger than I anticipated and does a great job for my purpose of being a rolling trash trailer. Some reviews said easy to tip over, and maybe if you are riding rough trails that could happen, but adjust your speed, realize you are pulling a trailer and you should be fine with this trailer.