Bike Trailer Tandem Bars for Child Bicycle Ride Training

Whole thing broke off the first 2 mins bent bike and hardware we also didn’t receive all parts and had to go buy some. Went to finally use it and now I can’t return it because refund is past date but I absolutely want my money back!

Added this to my road bike to pull my daughter. Took about 15 minutes to assemble. Overall nothing too complicated.Product works. It lifts the front tire of my daughter's bike so that I can pull her. Easy to unmount when she wants to ride herself. I then lay the bracket off to one side of my bike. It's fastened to my bike, so it's not something I can easily take off. It doesn't get in the way. Just looks strange to have a poll off to one side of your bike but again. Doesn't get in the way of me riding the bike.

Very difficult to put together and a part didn't fit! Very difficult to take apart for transport.

Humm idk if I should leave a review, I thought the bar wouldn’t move at all, so I would be in control but think again.I got this thinking I could personally hold my son up on his bike, but no because the bar moves side to side witch is awesome and I guess would need to move.But I wanted to my son could learn to ride a bike cause he is sooooo scared.All in all it wasn’t very easy to put together and wasn’t right for the job I needed.

We couldn't make it work and had to alter some pieces so they could be joined, we tested but the result was unstable since I pretended to use it on the road too I decided to buy another product

After spending 3hrs putting it together- my son and I jumped on…it literally snapped in half while riding in the neighborhood. The plastic broke. Thankful we were still close to home and not on a busy street.

The ball joint that holds the handle bars broke and we have only used it once

Assembly needs some solid efforts due to thick paint. Some extra bolts and nuts not fitting any parts, three required hex nuts were missing and a couple of hex bolts had irregular (damaged?) thread. Not a big deal but annoying. My only important caveat is that the kid's bike will not stand by itself as it does with training wheels. This can make the start very difficult if there is no second adult to help the kid. It seems to me that the main purpose is to allow kids who are able to ride to go on long distances with their parents. Other than that, very sturdy construction.