Confidence Cargo Bike Trailer

It all went together with little difficulty. Tools were provided, all the parts were bagged, and it was pretty clear how it all went together. Looks like it will serve as expected. Will update after a few rides.UPDATE: After an initial couple of rides and about 40# of groceries, I am very impressed. With my single-speed bike, I barely knew it was there on level ground. Rode smoothly (better with load than unladen) and none of the jerking I expected. Seems to be well-made; Cargo are is large enough for anything I am likely to carry behind me.UPDATE 2: I've been using this for my weekly shopping, riding about 80 total miles, mostly on paved bike trails and city streets. Today, at the point where the arm locks in position to the trailer body, a weld separated, so the only way to use it until I figure a way to brace it is light loads all restrained towards the front of the trailer. All in all, it's been an amazing little cargo hauler, but considering it only gets used on smooth surfaces, I'm a bit wary of the other welds. I'll probably bolt the parts together. If you are reading this, Confidence, I am not downgrading my vote because it is still a worthy item. I just want to make people aware of a possible failure.

I purchased this trailer for my son. He moved out on his own and does not own a car. He bikes everywhere. I thought this would be good for him to haul his groceries. It works great for that. I did replace the quick disconnect pin with a keyed lock so he could leave it outside the grocery store without it disappearing.I only gave it four stars because the trailer was a little beat up and a couple of the end caps were missing when received but it did not effect the assembly or functionality of the trailer.

Item is built very poorly & will not hold up!The seams on the canvas began to tare after using the trailer for 3 minutes.I bumped into a pole with the trailer at slow speed, it tore the coupler attachment in half & bent the axle.Any decently made item would have help us just fine from this kind of jolt!Save yourself the hassle and buy a better built trailer! This one will not hold up.

Needs more durable lining. The quality of the fabric is less than that of the material of a bag of potatoes. Otherwise great light spacious trailer

This trailer is easy to assemble and is sturdy. There are only 4 screws to remove on the rails to fold them down to haul and the wheels pop off via quick release brackets. However, there's a spring in the trailer frame right before where it mounts to the rear wheel of the bike and that causes some bouncing around between the bike and trailer, especially when trying to climb a hill the bike is trying to go forward and the trailer is springing backwards, really messes up your rythym. I noticed other trailers have a more solid or ridgid attachment, less bouncing around I presume.

Works well. I'm generally pleased. Putting it together was a chore because the threads were not properly machined so the screws were difficult to tighten. Also the top cover has Velcro only on the left and right sides. There's no Velcro on the front or back. The front edge of the cover flies up in the wind and all the dirt kicked up by the rear tire of the bike goes into the trailer.

Nice cart, it came damaged, one of the tube rail frame sections was crushed and the plastic end cap missing. It was fixable, other than that it works for what I need it to do. I do believe that the frame will not handle the advertised weight as stated in the information, but I bought it so I could take a bike ride with my elderly small dog, he loves it.

If you've researched bike trailers, let me make it easy. This is the one. Easy assembly though instructions not the best but common sense prevails. This held a full size cooler, two beach chairs, beach tent, blanket, towels, and few woth odds and ends. I did bungee cord corner to corner due to bouncing from sidewalk to pavement. After two visits to beach with it, I wish I could get a referral fee. Several people came over and asked about it and where I got it!