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  1. #1
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    You can see the kickstand in one of these and the back end of the trailer. It also has quick release wheels so you can pop them off and fold the whole thing down flat if you need to take it in the car. The arm that attaches to the bike can move to either side of the trailer and the actually bike/trailer attachment has a break away piece so if you accidentally drop the bike it doesn't flip the trailer over. The piece will just rotate inside of the hitch preventing this. Very clever design. The are storage pockets in the front and the back. You can roll the windows up and down. I took one here with them rolled up so you can see it. It's a Burley so it is also very light weight and sturdy.
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  2. #2
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    Well I just found the handle too for this. It has a handle so you can convert it to a stroller with a Burley accessory kit that they sell. Is my price too high on this? Everybody got quiet.

  3. #3
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    Unfortunately, the weight limit isn't high enough for me! I have 2 dogs that hate to be separated and they weigh in at a combined weight of 130 (with one of them being over the 75 lb limit)

  4. #4
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    Anyone interested?

  5. #5
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    Burley pet trailer

    I am interested if you still have it! One question~ how does it attach to the bike? Is there any way you could get a close-up pic of the hitch? We had a pet trailer once before (different brand) but we weren't thrilled with the way the hitch worked.

  6. #6
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    that would be great for grocery-getting by bike, too. Just sayin'....
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  7. #7
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    There is a little metal piece that goes on your rear quick release that attaches the trailer. I'll snap a few pics of it going on my bike when I get home this evening so you can see how it works.

 

 

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