Meet the Burley Travoy Bike Trailer - updated for 2020!

[@BillOweninOttawa]

Recently I went to MEC here in Ottawa Canada to shop. I brought my Travoy inside. When I got to the bike section, the guy there, who actually does know bikes, asked me, "Nice cart. Where did you get it?" "Here. And it's not just a cart it's a bike trailer." "Oh" I am not sure why these are not ubiquitous. This is the best (lightweight) bike trailer in the world.

[@GregDungca]

Thanks for the review. It'd be nice to some footage of the Travoy loaded up with different types of stuff and even awkward shaped things to see how it can handle it.

[@graciematejka530]

Your video convinced me to buy a burley travoy last spring and I love it. Now I’m schlepping my sons bike to school for our rides home on it and bringing his saxophone home as well. Awesome tool.

[@BikeShopGirl]

That is awesome!!!!!

[@flpirate45]

I love the honest review on the Burley Travoy. I'm most definitely getting one next week. This is the most sensible way of shopping or carrying items with a Bicycle. Thank You.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Please tag me in your adventures with it! You can also order through my shop ;)

[@BicycleHoboo]

I've done a 5000 mile bike tour with the Burley Travoy. no issues.

[@BikeShopGirl]

That's wonderful! Where have you gone?

[@PapaGeeek]

Thank you for your review ! 3 or 4 weeks now without getting in a car, a one week bike trip in Brittany, every day commuting to work with my bike... and now I'm looking for something to carry my golf bag ! G. (France)

[@RobertMcClure]

Great video. I've been looking for a way to carry my suitcase to my bus garage on my ebike for when I go on long overnight bus tours.

[@gregglatz]

Another informative product overview from Bike Shop Girl. Thanks. I have the previous edition Travoy--tempting upgrade! All the new features address real issues with the previous edition.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Thanks for chiming in! What do you use your Travoy for?!

[@gregglatz]

@@BikeShopGirl hauling supplies to our coffee shop :-)

[@lettyzane2720]

this looks like just what i need for trips to the farmers market!

[@BillOweninOttawa]

Like BSG the Travoy changed my life too.

[@Joseph-jy5lz]

Great review. I bought one 7 or 8 years ago so the model before that one you reviewed. Still looks great and my is still functioning so built to last.

[@stephenconnolly1830]

Hi, I agree the new Burley seat hitch is superior to the old version. I bought one to use with my non-Burley seat mounted trailer (with a little modification to the latter) and it is so much better than hitches requiring a tool as it is quick release. I had always longed for a quick release mount, so perfect!

[@BikeShopGirl]

Totally agree!

[@stephenschuit4718]

Nicely done: specific, descriptive and based on extensive hands-on experience. I am a Brompton (folding bike) owner, so I am considering the Burley and the Brompton-specific Chubby, designed and built in Amsterdam. Thank you!

[@piewhackit2me]

Got mine today!So happy now gotta wait for the market bags to go back in stock.June hopefully

[@BikeShopGirl]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@kenvansanford6323]

I have the older travoy. And it works great I do like the 2020 travoy has better features. The stand and the mount is a great upgrade from the old one.. I do wish they would lower the prices on there bags a bit. But great trailer . The lady that did the review is very pretty 😊

[@jerrycraftproductions581]

Hi, and excellent review. I’m getting ready to “bug out” and busk my way around the country. I play slide blues on a National resonator guitar that weighs 10 pounds. I haul it on my Harley with a backpack case but was concerned it would be heavy for long-haul bicycling. This is the answer! And I was looking at a previous edition, so I’m grateful you shared the 2020 updates. I’ll make sure I purchase a new model. I’m excited and nervous about this lifestyle change, but this trailer relieves a major issue. THANK YOU! Maybe I’ll see you out there....

[@BikeShopGirl]

Please send photos!

[@MrKam-jt6hm]

Do you have the full review video mentioned towards the end of the video? Interested in your take of the new version after using it 😊

[@TheMichaelGrace]

That looks awesome! Nice solution for carting things around on the bike.

[@BikeShopGirl]

I agree! Thinking outside of the box for using a bike for everyday life :)

[@zerotarget6182]

I love your channel! Please keep making content!

[@JeffMarkBaker]

This looks like a very good product. I bike everyday to and from work and the store to by groceries. However, when I want to play a round of golf, I need my car. With this bike trailer, I can bike with my golf clubs and leave the car at home. So nice. Does anyone know if this product is available in SWEDEN (where I live)???

[@normajeanvas9532]

Woah! That looks so cool!

[@nicolarusso]

Hi, I have an almost 10 year old Travoy that has seen better days. Still fully functional for the moment and will eventually have to replace it. I have various bags for my Travoy and would like to know if the previous bags would fit on the new Travoy. Thank you

[@KeithSPC42R]

I'd like to see a side-by-side comparison of the new version with the previous one, showing the main upgrades. Since a popular complaint with the old one is the tendency of the tires to rub the cargo, please detail how Burley has addressed that. Thanks!

[@Burleytrailers]

Hi Keith! The new Travoy has integrated wheel guards which help to corral any shifting cargo to eliminate wheel interference. We have a detail photo on our product page that hopefully can provide you a good view of the wheel guards. www.burley.com/product/travoy/

[@JoeOsChannel]

I've been considering ordering one of these for a while now. Just browsed your channel a bit, you have good content. I've not owned a car now for over 20 years. This trailer looks like a good addition for me! I build custom canoe and kayak paddles. One of the things I'd use this for is riding out to FedEx to ship paddles worldwide. Mounted to the rear rack on one of my bikes with the rack adaptor gives a nice extension and I should be able to transport the longer one piece kayak paddles that way. Subscribed!

[@BikeShopGirl]

Thank you! There are also great trailers designed for kayaks. I haven't used one in almost 20 years but had a friend in Annapolis, MD that used one everyday on our way to work.

[@9canadianboy]

Can you see if the new foot retention system is compatible with the Version 1 of the trailer. And then convince Burley to make it available for us V1 owners. There are 2 upgrades that I like, but one of them the protection for the bag sides. I have purchased. So the foot retention system is the real difference. I use mine between Bike Friday and on the rear of my Catrike trike.

[@BikeShopGirl]

I assume you mean the hitch? I’ll see if I can borrow my old one back!

[@taber247]

The bag supplied needs 4 Clip Buckles so it can be attached to the frame and trouser Becket's so the 2 supplied straps can be used to further sinch down the cargo. I shall modify mine as soon as I can buy the appropriate buckles. But otherwise a very handy trolly. Have used it on and off the bike.

[@BikeShopGirl]

The old one did and it had issues going into the wheels due to being bigger than the trailer.

[@taber247]

@@BikeShopGirl Hi, yes I know the old Carry bag also served as a lower clip on luggage bag. But the old frame did not have fixed wheel guards which the new model has. But you could buy and fit them. But removing the attaching swivel clips from the bag condems it to a carry bag only. I will try searching out the Swivel Clip Buckles AGAIN, failing that will email Burley, I live in the UK. The stand is an improvement, as I assume the extender towing arm is. As do you, I like the removable hitch, I have 2 Bromptons and a Mezzo folding bike so it's a great facility. Take care Regards Colin

[@EvanDerickson]

@@BikeShopGirl thanks for answering that question! I've been searching all over the internet for why they removed a feature in an upgrade. I had been assuming that not enough people were buying extra bags and they removed the clips from the included bag to drive accessory sales.

[@JVONROCK]

I’ve had mine following me around for 570mi., it stabilizes the ride, I carry a cooler and upper bag. You can strap on what you think works,

[@oscarramirez4765]

Nice review. I plan to purchase a unit based on your review.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Awesome! Order here and I make a small commission: bit.ly/burleytravoy

[@3rdlegbrigade258]

I’ve Been looking for a trailer that I can use with my cargo rack. I noticed the height clearance so this would be perfect….

[@marioramon2010]

Hi didnt new there we an update! I have the older model, great trailer even doe I haven found the bags

[@piewhackit2me]

Contacted burley about the Market bags and was told possibly restock first of June.

[@markogermani5338]

Hi, thank you for the review. Some things I'd like to know: what is the reasonable top speed downhill? How does it behave when empty? How does it behave on bumps and uneven ground? Does it jump a lot?

[@whazzat8015]

flips like a HGTV remodeler any small bump or god forbid, curb

[@markholm7050]

How does the seat post hitch compare with a hitch that attaches near the rear axle in terms of the effect on the bicycle’s handling? Years ago we had a Burley child trailer, with a hitch that attached to the left side frame, very near the rear axle. Except for the extra load from the trailer, it seemed to have almost no effect on bike handling.

[@BikeShopGirl]

You can feel it more but the weight limit on this is also lower for that reason. This is my preference if I'm 1. needing to transport the trailer with stuff on it 2. riding in traffic as it is much higher and closer to my rear end than a normal cargo trailer.

[@davidingram5310]

Nice,well done

[@jimrafalko9622]

My local REI store has the original for $250 and the new version for $300. My question is the newer version worth the extra $50? I'm planning on using it to grocery shop (You mentioned my favorite place Costco!) and to haul my golf clubs. It appears they both come with the bottom duffle/storage bag.

[@BikeShopGirl]

The storage bag does not attach to the new one. I really prefer the new mounting system but you’ll have to decide if the updates are worth $50!

[@jimrafalko9622]

@@BikeShopGirl I just noticed they have a bundle special... new Travoy with 2019 upper and lower transit bags for $350. It's like they know I'm leaning in! :)

[@TerenceDerbyshire]

Super helpful review.

[@reptoJane]

I have had my Travoy for about 10 years now and I can't live without it! Makes using transit a dream. I use it with my hand-built Legacy bicycle (upright city bike) and also with my Brompton folder. Can you tell me if the new attachment mount is compatible with the original Travoy? I would love to get this for my Brompton as the permanent mount is fidgety with allowing a good fold. Thank you for the review.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Jane - they are not compatible.

[@Burleytrailers]

Hi Jane! The Quick Hitch (our new Travoy Hitch) was designed to be backwards compatible and will work with the original Travoy. It sounds like it could be a great option to eliminate any interference that you get while folding your Brompton. www.burley.com/product/quick-hitch/

[@scottsmith2971]

Great review - I'm a new sub! I love my Travoy, but now I might have a case of the wants. Burley improved the hitch and the foot at the bottom, which are the two biggest issues with the first gen Travoy.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Thanks for the sub!

[@velomikeproductions]

Good review. Thank you!

[@BikeShopGirl]

thank you!

[@poweredbyplantsgirl]

Thanks, what bags could I use? I was thinking my large and small backpacks because they would tie on securely?

[@jonnytwango23]

Looks a good trailer for shopping around town but how does it perform out touring on the hills and poor surfaces. I have 3 road bikes and am planning a Brompton cos they look a heap of fun. I have this year scrapped my car inspired by Covid and clean air following the lockdown.

[@whazzat8015]

Brompton says not to use to pull trailers.

[@jimbeezer5221]

Left the car in the garage 45 days as of June 23rd...now getting a Travois...

[@bradaltemeyer4472]

looks nice, and the folding lightweight features are fantastic, but if you are out in the country with more space and less cash- I think you can weld and fabricate some type of attachment to a two wheel dolly and go full artist creative cheapskate... we saw something like that at one of the Taiwan Night Markets back in 2010, but attached to scooters for getting heavy cargo deliveries into the pedestrian night market area efficiently. **out in the country -people worry more about function than form,,, but this $300 dollar one looks good if you worry about looking good, and looks like it will work well for the purpose intended (I could even see carrying a folding bike/ AND this on public transport and then riding back with massive purchases... but then I can be a little like that)

[@inxlee]

Does the included storage bag still attach to the trailer? The previous version’s includes storage bag could attach to the trailer when being used.

[@slowwerthensnot]

In your long term review, maybe film switching between to seat post sizes on hitch ? Liked the looks of it at frostbike, might be handy tool for my partner and I

[@BikeShopGirl]

you got it!

[@louispaulter8733]

What happened to the follow-up report with the cargo bags ? This gives me concerns that the Travoy might have problems, and when all is said and done, might not be worth the money as a complete Travoy with 2 Grocery Cargo packs and rain cover is north of $500 US as of 2/16/2022. Case in point: I've have gone thru 3 Travoy flex connectors, fragile if the Travoy flips sideways when trying to turn a tight turn too fast. Definitely buy several to have on hand, because this is a common situation, esp. when first using a Travoy in my personal experience. A more complete review is warranted, -- esp. at the current going prices. Thank you for all your reviews, take care out there, JP

[@BikeShopGirl]

I closed my bike shop and moved. It’s a wonderful little trailer.

[@yvonnemadill8104]

Nothing about the tires. which go flat a lot. i'm wondering if there are any tubeless replacements out there - would love to know.

[@rupertseptimus27]

Hi - love the review - I have an early model circa 2019 - unfortunately the kick stand has broken rendering the Travoy really difficult to use. I'm in London UK and would really like to hear from anyone who's had a similar issue and or remedies for the problem.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Hey Ben, I'm sorry to hear this! Have you contacted Burley? They typically have great support.

[@rupertseptimus27]

@@BikeShopGirl yes I've been in touch but as the warranty is out of date there's not much they can do. It's a shame especially as all the guys at my Golf course are full of praise. The early version that I have has a single small peg for a kick stand which was the weak part of the overall design. With a bag of golf clubs the angle that the stand is (was!) wrong - it tipped over too easily. Thanks for your reply!

[@benedictusparaan3139]

Thanks. Great review.

[@billcraig9438]

Hey Arliegh, will you be testing that trailer with a bike rack? I have a full size Topeak rack on my Kona bike with fenders. Also, is there an attachment that will attach the trailer to my rack instead of seat post? Thanks

[@comaenzo]

hi. thx for video I have a question - I have have Mate X (modified heavily) and I could attach this trailer under my saddle just about 73cm/29inches above ground. is it possible?

[@katherinequinn3603]

Great product! Could it attach to the back of an e bike so I could do a big grocery run with kids?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Yes, absolutely

[@jameslabeck6407]

I have been trying to get back on my bike after developing balance problems. Does a trailer make the bike more stable?

[@gmejia02]

Looking for trailer options for a distance ride to carry gear.... This trip will be from Fresno CA to Bishop CA via Yosemite.... would this trailer system work?

[@BikeShopGirl]

For that distance, I would get the Burley Coho or Burley nomad/flat bed. Lower to the ground makes it more stable for longer descents at speed.

[@thehunthasbegun]

Thank you for this review! I was eyeballing this for months 😬 (I ordered it three weeks ago and hope that it will arrive soon). I really like the update on the seatpost connection as I own a Tern Vektron P9 which sometimes needs to be folded completely. If you plan a detailed review, I‘d like to see how the trailer behaves while it’s connected to a bike while it’s not loaded (does it bounce uncontrollably?). Is the bag that you show in the video also included? Nice regards from Germany :)

[@BikeShopGirl]

Yes the bag and a strap to leash things to the trailer are included.

[@thehunthasbegun]

Me again :D Finally the trailer arrived and it is an absolute delight! The joints absorb every pothole and make sure that the trailer runs steady. For now, I probably wouldn’t need an extra bag, as I’ll use an outdoor duffle-bag or the storage bag for the trailer with a cargo net. On the face of it, there won’t be a retailer who sells the new bags at all in Germany- but nevertheless if you get the chance to test e.g. the new market bags, I‘d really like to see them, especially their interior :) Nice regards!

[@BikeShopGirl]

@@thehunthasbegun awesome, thanks for the feedback

[@whazzat8015]

Interesting my older Travoy was really unstable on my Dahon Speed 8, without problems on larger bikes. The Tern Vektron P9 has a longer wheelbase because of the battery and that may have accounted for the differences in handling. This could also be a product of an new altered mount and upper arm geometry changing the CG in relation to point of suspension and relationship to rear axle

[@WAdams717]

We use a piccolo to get around town with our youngest. Is the hinge at the top of the trailer able to go flatter than shown in this video?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Do you mean so it is angled more down? I don't believe so. It is based very much around your seat tube angle

[@WAdams717]

@@BikeShopGirl I actually meant whether or not the top hinge could go a full 180 degrees from it's "closed" or "down" position. By doing so, the entire card would lay more horizontal with the ground.

[@Burleytrailers]

@@WAdams717 Hello! No, unfortunately not. There are two positions of the upper tow arm -- the first as seen when connected to the seat post (nearly parallel to the ground), and the second when folded down against the trailer. We hope that answers your question!

[@reynolds531]

On the original Travoy, the stuff sack for storing the folded trailer also doubled as trailer luggage. I've used it for many years and never bought one of the after-market lower bags. I just caught a brief glance at the stuff sack in your video, but it didn't appear to be very substantial or to have mounting points. Is that true?

[@BikeShopGirl]

That is true, unfortunately. the original stuff sack was useful!

[@conhakan]

Good channel..I'm new ☺️ Thanks 👍

[@larrymiller9600]

Are the older transit bags compatible or have to buy the newer ones?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Looking at the clip on the burley it looks like they are the exact same. I'll ask Burley to chime in on this thread

[@THEWATCHERISLOOKING]

Did you review the bags yet. Curious on them. Great vid by the way

[@BikeShopGirl]

In the works! Covid slowed down the ability to test things

[@jena.n.9909]

i´ve got one 2 months ago but i was not able to use it since i do not have an appropriate bag. They do not have the new bag release in Germany. I tried Qeedo quick case but the hooks are somehow smaller and the upper bag is shorter for travoy 2020.

[@BikeShopGirl]

The bags are now available in the US, so you should be able to get them soon. I was using old tubes tied up to hold things on :)

[@jena.n.9909]

@@BikeShopGirl : haha, sorry i ve got the burley a month ago after i watched your review. Burley USA told me that their dealers in Germany should have the bags in the stores this week. I checked but they do not have online yet. :-(

[@balexandre]

Hi Arleigh, thanks for the review, can I suggest that you had some text to your videos? they would be great, for example, every time you use the imperial metric, would be nice to see them as well the metric system conversion so we don't stop the videos and see... what're 60 pounds? is that a lot? 😁

[@BikeShopGirl]

Only for you! Can you give other examples other than weight?

[@balexandre]

@@BikeShopGirl every time you talk about numbers, brand, model, locations, price range, how many parts... it will bring the focus on what are you saying, and helps one connect with exactly what "is" and what will we "search" after the video without wonder "what did she say? was it bur-li, bur-llei, ... argghh" 😊

[@scottsmith2971]

I'd like to see you do an S24 with the Travoy.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Yes! Most of my bikes are cargo bikes these days but I could quickly throw this on my road bike. Are you thinking vlog style?

[@scottsmith2971]

Bike Shop Girl I was indeed.

[@JulieR888]

Can this trailer be hitched to the HSD seat post? Thinking the rack may be too long. I am 5’6” (almost) if seat height is a factor to consider. Thank you!

[@BikeShopGirl]

Good question, I haven't tried...

[@adrianperryman]

What are the cargo dimensions? How wide of an item will fit between the wheels?

[@Burleytrailers]

Hello! The cargo width is 15.5". You can check out the "Specifications" tab on the Travoy product page for a diagram with some other helpful dimensions. www.burley.com/product/travoy/

[@BlitzWorks]

Does the new hitch work on the old trailer?

[@kit6580]

Can you transport few plastic beer box ?

[@BikeShopGirl]

I would think so as long as you are under the weight!

[@rzin2007]

Great review. Do you know if I can carry a folded brompton on it? Thank you

[@BikeShopGirl]

I'm sorry but I have no idea!

[@jaytalbot1146]

I have on the older model. It's a good way to take/pick up a another bike from a bike shop. ride the Brompton towing the Travoy one way, haul the brompton on the Travoy , towing it with the other bike the other way. One may need to be a bit careful strapping Brompton on so that it doesn't rub on the Travoy wheels

[@whazzat8015]

1) brompton says no to trailers. Noted in the user guide. 2) they are too wide to fit between the wheels, but can be strapped on as jay implies 3) but then the load is high and if the trailer flips, you find out about it by the sound your brommie makes grinding down the road on its side. Most people learn trailer load balancing the hard way.

[@nekovolta2]

I am doubting between this trailer or the bob ibex... what do you think?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Much different rides/uses. What are you carrying and what is the terrain like?

[@effluvium9]

Have you ever carried a ladder with the burley? I’ve struggled to transport long ladders with a car and I’ve always thought it might be workable to transport long ladders via bike and the Burley Travoy seems like it could do it.

[@BikeShopGirl]

What length ladder? I've carried them on the Surly trailer and a longtail cargo bike, but not a burley.

[@effluvium9]

Bike Shop Girl it’s a bit ambitious but I needed a 40’ ladder once and was trying to figure out how to get it home from the hardware store.

[@jaytalbot1146]

@@effluvium9 ambitious/insane, tomato/tomahto. I assume you mean a nominal 40' extension ladder that is "only" 20' when the two section are nested together. If I felt a need to do that, and the route allowed, I'd strap a pneumatic tire hand truck/dolly to one end of the ladder, If one only had a Travoy I suppose one could use it, but a hand truck is cheaper and probably stronger. I'd then strap the other end of the ladder to the back of one of my longtails. If it was a light aluminum ladder and one has a sturdy rear rack that might do too, but I think I'd prefer a cargo bike.

[@satyajeetpalkar2398]

Thank you :)

[@KeithSPC42R]

Also, if the wheel guards are made of fabric, how well can they really protect the cargo? On a long ride won't the wheels rub through the guard and then start rubbing on a cargo bag? I wonder why the new wheel guards aren't made of something stronger.

[@BikeShopGirl]

The fabric is pretty taught for the wheel guards and the whole trailer folds up so the fabric collapses with it.

[@whazzat8015]

Many made a coroplast triagle and fitted them for rigidity

[@randomculprits]

I've seen pictures of this hitting the rear tire when going up curbs. Would the extending hitch arm solve this?

[@BikeShopGirl]

It may help, but anytime they are on two different levels you may run into an issue.

[@randomculprits]

@@BikeShopGirl I guess the rear rack hitch adapter would eliminate this possibility. Do you know if the old version's hitch compatible with the 2020 version?

[@Wolfchaser69]

Is the kickstand strong enough to hold an adult if you want to sit on a cooler?

[@BikeShopGirl]

No, not at all. And the trailer itself isn't rated for more than 100 lbs.

[@leenorris2862]

Would it be suitable for a scuba dive tank and case

[@BikeShopGirl]

Sure

[@stevehiggins1263]

Only just discovered this style of cargo trailer, for £300 it looks like cheap metal and plastic with a low carry weight. For £100 you can get a solid metal trailer with a carry weight of 40+kg. Seems like this burley model would break pretty easily? I might be wrong but it seems pretty much designed to only carry bags.

[@keipherbooth1333]

Also how would it work on country roads pot holes etc

[@BikeShopGirl]

Depending on your speed, I would recommend going around the potholes. Slow speeds would be fine but you don't want to hit a pot hole at high speed on any bike.

[@keipherbooth1333]

@@BikeShopGirl that’s very true I have a hybrid so your point is valid thankyou for the reply I think I’ve found my next purchase

[@BikeShopGirl]

Awesome! Please let me know how it goes

[@jena.n.9909]

i really would like to get a burley travoy but my bike is not as high and there is no place for the attachment. if i adjust the seat higher, then i cannot reach the ground anymore. I think my bike has bigger wheels . is there any solution to it?

[@BikeShopGirl]

You could use a rear rack and the mount for it!

[@jena.n.9909]

@@BikeShopGirl , thank you so much. I will try that. ( .. very happy now )

[@bradleysuarez4]

I have a question how do you attach it to your rear bike rack I don't want to attach to my seat post

[@BikeShopGirl]

They make a rear rack attachment!

[@bradleysuarez4]

@@BikeShopGirl when you say "they" make an attachment, are you saying that the same company makes them?

[@BikeShopGirl]

@@bradleysuarez4 Burley makes a rack attachment for the Travoy

[@bradleysuarez4]

@@BikeShopGirl thank you, I just found out. That mounting system had received a lot of negative reviews.

[@BikeShopGirl]

@@bradleysuarez4 I used the original many years ago and didn't have a problem but haven't used the new one.

[@khandam7709]

zizzo compact folding cargo bike trailer on amazing is $120 less and looks just as good.

[@BikeShopGirl]

Give it a try and let me know how it works long term.

[@trevethan82319841]

I haven't been able to find a bike trailer for my bike-e recumbent bike

[@BikeShopGirl]

can you attach one to the axle?

[@trevethan82319841]

@@BikeShopGirl nope because the shifter cable runs through it

[@BikeShopGirl]

The left side?

[@trevethan82319841]

@@BikeShopGirl not sure and I don't want Jack my bike up

[@kennethnormanthompson2740]

If you get a puncture , then you have to get a new wheel?

[@BikeShopGirl]

they are pneumatic tube/tires :)

[@whazzat8015]

pretty standard tube

[@Murderbot2000]

Does it carry 24pk bottled water, from the grocery store?

[@BikeShopGirl]

I'm sure it would, how much does that weigh?

[@Murderbot2000]

@@BikeShopGirl I’m sure it will handle the weight. It’s the dimensions, the wheelbase and depth, that I’m unsure of. Otherwise, I’m seriously considering getting this. I’m trying to go car free, this summer.

[@Murderbot2000]

@@BikeShopGirl a 24pk of .5L bottles would weigh 12kg or 25lbs.

[@keipherbooth1333]

Would this support golf clubs

[@BikeShopGirl]

Yep! I've seen plenty of people use them with golf clubs

[@PeowPeowPeowLasers]

"Turney handle things" :D

[@ricardofranco9946]

Hello maybe I miss the data, but how many pounds or kg. can Carry?. 300!$ it's a fair price if it made in USA, if not it's incredible spensive. It is a bike trailer, I spect to see loaded and rolling. Thank you

[@whazzat8015]

very much needed. old one could be flippy and easily oll over when it hit a bump.

[@larrysiegle5345]

Anyone attach the Travoy to a 3 wheel recumbent?

[@ashtonpilkey490]

Where can I get one?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Burley's website!

[@philippesimonot4900]

Hello, possible to buy in france ?

[@BikeShopGirl]

Hello! I assume so, contact your local bike shop.

[@philippesimonot4900]

Dealers in France ?

[@Burleytrailers]

@@philippesimonot4900 Hello! Please visit our Dealer Locator (linked at end) to see if there are any Burley Dealers in your area. We would recommend contacting the shop in advance, as not all shops carry our full lineup. They should, however, be able to also special order through Wiener Bike Parts (our distributor in France). We hope that helps! www.burley.com/store-locator/

[@giurgindemilan]

Would it fit a baby seat in some secure way? What about children?

[@BikeShopGirl]

I would look at Burley's kid trailers for that.

[@SuperOxygenTV]

Wish you would have shown it in action. maybe next time!

[@pierrelabbe3173]

Québec M.T.L Merci

[@jaroslavlutisan3428]

Vynikajuci vozik na cestovanie na bicykli ale aj na peso

[@extraHERO]

You never reviewed this. Is it because you found issues?

[@zeeshimon7138]

Why are there no off road videos

[@BikeShopGirl]

Not really sure this is designed for off road. The Coho is more for that.

[@whazzat8015]

Needs fenders and bag that don't cost half the price of the trailer.

[@keithmerrill4058]

Can I see luggage bags

[@TheKonnoisseur11]

It’s half the price of my bike 😭

[@massimosangermano9104]

Vanno bene le ruote Burley 16+

[@davidclifton7393]

Hmm. Possible hog hunting cart for my bike.

[@BikeShopGirl]

David, I would check out their cargo trailer, it is much lower and would handle that type of weight much better. I also worked with many hunters in NC for trailers on their fat bikes and the Surly trailers ended up being the most reliable AND customizable.

[@davidclifton7393]

@@BikeShopGirl Cool thanks. Love surly. Hadnt thought of them for bike trailer.

[@chadliggett286]

For $300 dollars it shouldn't have plastic hinges on it! Weak Link!

[@BikeShopGirl]

Have you tried it? I haven't heard issues of it.

[@18564864]

Carrying 60 pounds... wow just get a dog trailer they Carry more than that.

[@BikeShopGirl]

That's true, a kids trailer holds more too BUT the size and ability to pull it by hand behind you in a store is pretty amazing. I've checked it into an overhead compartment on a plane, that is pretty neat if you need it!