Pacific Cycle Schwinn Trailblazer Double Bicycle Trailer

I will admit that I felt stupid for believing what one reviewer said about the front wheel; for the record, it does NOT lock. And it clearly says so in the product description.However! I found that I do not run at a pace that makes a swivel wheel an issue. Apparently speed can cause it to wobble - something I have yet to see. So it's either more stable than reviewed, or I am even slower than I imagined. Probably a combination.I worried about the sagging and read that kids sort of end up pushed together in the middle but I didn't see an issue with it; if they shifted together it wasn't enough to pose a problem (four year old and one year old)It handled beautifully, both as a jogger and a bike trailer.

Pros: $100 less than cheapest Burley, lightweight (at least I think, this is my first trailer), fairly easy assembly, real tires with tubes, glides smoothly once installed.Cons: the supplied hitch (also called coupler attachment) is way too big for most modern bike rear hubs (particularly Trek 7.2, and I would guess most Treks), also the connection to the hitch is not compatible with many other major brands as the pin attaches horizontally instead of vertically.After taking my bike and supplied hitch to the bike store to see what could be done I pretty much realized it's probably worth the extra $100 for the cheapest Burley. Ended up having to mod the hitch myself as the bike store wouldn't do it for "liability reasons", they did however tell me what I should do to make it fit. Ended up using a Dremel to notch it in two places so it would fit flush with the rear fork. After modding to get it to fit I then realized the axel I had wasn't long enough to accommodate the extra space added by the hitch. Back to the bike store for a longer axel. 4hrs and a lot of cursing later I now have it hooked up and working.Attaching the trailer and removing it are a snap once the hitch/coupler are installed. I would assume this is made more for Schwinn bikes, or any cheaper bikes that have the very flat stamped rear forks.Even with all the hassle it does work good with the mods. Gives me a story to tell later I guess.

I like just about everything with this trailer. The only thing I don't is that the area beneath the kids feet is only the material that the trailer is covered in which is comparable to a camping tent. As such, it stretches down and doesn't really support them. Not being able to adjust the incline of the seat is kind of a bummer because when my one year old passes out as per yoozsh, it looks incredibly uncomfortable for him.We're not hardcore enough to have tested it in the rain, so I can't speak for it's waterproofing characteristics, nor can I speak for it's jogging stroller metamorphosis because jogging ain't my thing. As a bike trailer, it has the metal rims that I wanted because I don't believe in the plastic ones; it fits my 3 and 1 year old comfortably; and it attaches to the bike easily. I would recommend getting another adapter if you have more than one adult who will be towing it. That way you only have to pull the pin and switch rather than unbolting your rear tire each time you need to switch. Price was good for us, too. Much cheaper than the other options out there.

I love this for pulling my girls around. I love that it has a big storage area in the back so my 4 year old can ride her bike for awhile and if she gets tired, we can put her bike in the back and she can jump in the trailer. It turns well and the tires are the best of all the ones we looked at. We love that once we park, we can turn this into a stroller if needed so if the girls fall a sleep, we don't have to wake them!! I also love the cover so we can cover the girls if it starts raining or if the wind is bothering them. It is so easy to set up that even I can do it. I would recommend to pay the little bit extra and purchase this bike trailer.

My kids love this and so do I. I can fit both kids in here and connect it to my bike or push them around the park or zoo. I would definitely recommend this. The only drawback is the price; however, when comparing to some of the others (especially the ones that do not have the braking system) it's kind of worth it for me.

The seat is very upright, making it hard for the child to sit with a helmet on. Instead the upright seat forces his head down when he wears a helmet. Within two weeks the seem broke that holds the flag in place. After 11 months of fair use with only one child the entire bottom is ripping away and the trunk area is now useless. The wheels were out of true from the box. I called Pacific Cycle, these items are not covered by their warranty.

This is a great little trailer. It doesn't exactly fit on my Schwinn Discover Hybrid bike, but we made modifications to make it work anyway...4 stars only because the floor of the trailer is cloth. It seems like it should have something hard for the kids to put their feet on. It rubs against the ground if we go over a bump, and I worry that it will wear a hole through the nylon cloth floor.

We are mainly using this as a stroller for my two kiddos. I am not as please with this product as I was expecting to be. It was cumbersome to put together, the handle bar is awkward and is attached weirdly, the whole bike trailer piece has to be attached for it to be a stroller which is crazy long and it doesn’t fit through standard doorways. It does push easily and is lightweight. However, it does not go up and down stairs easily at all. I have three porch steps as even without the kids the back piece gets stuck on each stair which is very frustrating. Wouldn’t buy again.