Sync and Take 2 Bike Trailer for Kids, Single and Double Seat Options, 5-Point Harness, Folding Frame, Quick Release Wheels, Easy Storage, With Bug Screen & Weather Shield, Bike Attachment

We bought this for our 13 month old daughter. Several years ago we purchased a bike child seat that attached to the rear of the bike. That was a disaster. Too heavy, akward, and very uncomfortable for the child. So we looked at trailers instead for our youngest. Most of the trailers have two seats, but from what I read and saw in stores, the seats are extremely small and it's not realistic to fit two kids in the trailer together. Plus we only have one kid who isn't riding their own bike. I didn't want to haul around the extra room and weight if the space wasn't needed.Setup was fairly easy. The instructions to install the hitch to the bicycle are good, and I had it attached within about 15 minutes of setting up the trailer itself. I also bought a second coupling so my wife and I can quickly switch the trailer between bikes.There is plenty of room for a single child, and strapping my daughter in there was easy. The seat bottom has tension adjusters to keep the trailer bottom from sagging, although there's no way the floor would ever drag. The real beauty of this is once you get your child strapped in and attached to the bike. Unlike the child seat, I had no idea the trailer was behind me. The weight is hardly noticable. The ride is smooth, there is no jerking, it corners naturally, and my daughter sits in the trailer with a huge smile on her face. Some of the bike rides have been lengthy for a one year old - up to an hour, and so far she's never started fussing while being towed around. There is also a small amount of cargo space behind the seat. Enough for a diaper bag or some water bottles.Overall we're very happy we found this unit. The price and weight were less than the double units, and so far no problems with performance.

I was a little worried when I bought this, because it was the least expensive product of its type on Amazon. However, once I assembled it, all my fears melted away.The most amazing thing about this product isn't its low price, but rather the engineering that went into this product. The product has an amazing design that makes it easy to assemble, safe, and good for use in a wide range of temperatures. Every last detail is engineered to amaze you.Assembly - Easy, it took me ten minutes to assemble, and five minutes to put the hardware on my bike. All the hardware that was needed is included, as well as the safety flag. Also, the product is designed to break down quickly and easily and completely folds into the base. The wheels are also easily removable (but very secure while in operation). It only takes about 30 seconds to attach or detach from a bike.Features - It easily fit our 2.5 year old and 6 month old. The product is designed for both single and dual children, as the dual restraints can be removed and one set can be centered with the product. Adjusting the restraints between different height levels takes all of three seconds. The canopy has elastic all along the sides, which makes it automatically get out of your way when you're loading and unloading. The canopy also has clear plastic windows (front and back) that stay out of the way for hot days to let air flow through, or on cold days or wet days you can close the plastic windows. Another great feature is the enclosed trunk space behind the seats, you can fit quite a bit in there for a family picnic.Safety - The product itself is a roll-cage on wheels. It comes with a safety flag and it has a reflector on the back (left side only). The mechanism that latches to the bike also has a fail-safe on it in case it breaks. This product is designed for two children up to 40 pounds each and has 5-point seat straps that adjust on three different levels.The negatives - There are very few negatives about this product. The lack of suspension might make for a little bit of a rough ride (although the kids are suspended in a fabric seat, which helps to ease this). The product when fully assembled is about 1/2 of an inch too wide for a standard doorway, which isn't too big of a deal because of how easily the wheels come off and the product collapses.Other thoughts - There's a version that costs a little bit more that has a stroller option that I'm glad I passed up on. This product is a great bike trailer, but I don't think I would want to use it as a stroller. Because of how wide it is, it wouldn't be very ideal for that kind of use.Pros:- Amazing design\engineering- Great value- Designed for one or two children- Easy to assemble and easily folds up when not in use- Great canopy with elastic sides and roll-down plastic windows- Several safety features- Came with all the needed hardware for my bikeCons:- No suspension (shock absorption comes from the fabric that your children hang in)- 1/2 inch too wide for a standard doorwayThis product in four words: Fantastically engineered family fun!

Used this to tow my kids on trails it probably wasn’t designed to handle- handled them anyway. It’s got at least a hundred miles on it, everything from paved roads to boulder- and root-strewn single track trails. We found the the awning/cover to be a little too stifling for summertime, so we just removed it and put goggles on the kids to keep dust out of their eyes. Looking back, and at the few small holes in the fabric floor from being dragged over rocks, a lexan skid plate might’ve saved the fabric and the occasional sore bum- but this little trailer has exceeded our expectations regardless. It breaks down easily to fit in the back of a midsize SUV, reassembles just as easily, it fits two 30+ lb squirming toddlers, 2 medium backpacks, four 32oz water bottles, all the snacks, plus all the cool rocks and sticks the toddlers find, and with a couple of husky Velcro straps, you can haul an extra bike on the back of it. It can probably hold more than dad can pull, to be honest.We’ve enjoyed it throughly, and even though our boys have now outgrown it/are riding their own bikes, I might just add a rigid floor/deck to it and use it for hauling camping gear in the years to come. Or a recovery rig if they get tired on a long haul. Either way, we enjoyed years of use (and some abuse) out of this trailer, and will likely see more years of use out of it.