How Do You Buy A Child Bike Trailer?
It’s like a stroller, but so much faster! If you’re in the market for a child bike trailer, consider these thoughts before you start kicking tires. This is an easy one: Make sure any trailer you buy meets safety standards set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). Expect to pay $100 to $600 for a brand-new trailer. That’s a broad range because like most recreational gear, there are simple models and there are space-shuttle versions. Consider the size you need or want. One-child carriers are narrower and leave a smaller footprint behind your bike. They are easier to navigate on sidewalks and around tight corners. Two-child trailers can carry either two children or a child and an army of toys or groceries. Most every model will have cargo space behind the seats. There are two basic ways a trailer attaches to your bike: with a frame mount or a rear-axle mount. Frame mounts are generally less expensive. Axle mounts protect your bike and won’t give or tug as much. Some ve
