Porter Bike Cargo Trailer, Holds up to 100 lb, Universal Coupler, Folding Frame, Quick-Release Wheels, 16-Inch Air-Filled Tires, Interior D-Rings, Schwinn Bike Trailer for Carrying Cargo

Pictures do not do this trailer justice. It's extremely well thought out and constructed. Much sturdier than it appears in the pictures. The frame is much more rigid than I had anticipated it to be, as well as the sides being made of thick, heavy fabric. It's well balanced and stable when towing. It's extra heavy 100lb capacity is a plus, although I suspect most owners will not be carrying that much weight. Assembly and disassembly takes mere minutes to accomplish. I've read concerns about the sides rubbing on the tires. Not so. Unless you fail to secure your cargo correctly using bunji's and the 4 d-rings mounted on the floor, the sides won't rub on the tires. When assembled the front and sides are held surprisingly rigid due to the internal foldable metal framework with the sides having a strap attached to the fabric that runs from the lower front to the upper rear of the frame protecting anything from rubbing on the tires. And speaking of tires, I've read concerns about them as well. There's nothing wrong with Schwinn's tire selection, it's a trailer, it's not going to be loaded to the max and used every day. There's no reason to overkill the tires!! The cover is securely attached at all four corners leaving it no chance of coming off even in windy conditions. What makes this trailer stand above others is it's price, construction, weight, capacity, ease of assembly, and ease of storage when folded. It easily fits behind a door or under a bed. In my opinion, this is the best bike trailer available for ease of use, quality, and value.

I recently bought the Schwinn cargo bike trailer as I’ve been biking to work more and I love it! The setup was simple and straightforward, and the trailer attaches securely to my bike. I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious it is—plenty of room for my work gear. I also like the cover that goes over the top in case of rain - great water resistance. The ride is smooth, and the trailer feels stable even on uneven paths. I appreciate the flag for visibility because I do have to cross a busy street on my route. Overall, the trailer is well-built, and safe. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to travel to work outside a vehicle and run errands.

Excellent little town trailer. Runs smoothly and quietly that I have to look back to ensure I'm still towing it. Can carry a lot of groceries.

This turned out to be a neat little trailer. Seems pretty sturdy and well built, but just a couple things I would like to see made better: It would be nice if it were a little bit longer (a standard sized camping chair hangs out the back end by about 3-4 inches) and maybe with slightly taller sides so it can hold more (especially since it's rated for 100 lbs). Also, the "quick release" plastic mechanism for the crossbars are flimsy and the front one broke the first time I clicked it into place. They are also not very easy to squeeze and get to release. A different, easier locking mechanism would be better here. It would also be nice if there were a couple of elasticized pockets on the sides to hold small, loose items like sunscreen, keys or spare parts. There are small D ring "tie downs", but they placed them INSIDE the trailer in the inside corners (which is kinda stupid). Tie downs are good idea and very helpful, but more so if placed on the OUTSIDE of the trailer where they can be more easily accessed to actually tie something down. Or maybe they could be installed in both places, inside and out, to accommodate smaller loads (which can utilize the inside tie downs) and loads that take up the whole trailer (in which outside tie downs would work better). But it's great how it folds up nearly flat and is very portable and light weight. The 16" bike tires seem pretty good, too. It's also very easy and quick to assemble. The trailer safety strap can also be used as a handle to pull the cart on a walk for short distances so long as the load is not too heavy or oversized (but I'm also short - 5'5 - so taller people may find that trying to pull the trailer by hand may result in dropping the hind end too much and dragging it). Attaching the coupler to the bike was also very easy and it came together nicely. My son took it for a bike ride and it seems to track well, too. Overall, pretty good except for the above mentioned items.

This little thing is amazing so far. I usually use my bike to get around to stores close by since I don't have a car, this thing will make everything more easy and convenient for small shopping trips. Was easy to set up aside from the frame bars being a bit hard to get snapped in to the support frame bars. Otherwise it's an awesome cart!

This is a nice little trailer, very cute, looks cool in public, no shame. The tires don't fold up or in, you have to release the shaft pins, then slide them off for storage. But it's pretty easy to do. But it's pretty tiny, so I just leave the wheels on, and sit it in the corner of the spare bedroom. It's really not the kind to leave outside in the rain because it has a nice tarp cover. The Schwinn logo is cool looking on the canvas, and it goes nice with my Schwinn tour bike. The overhead cover fits really tight, too snug for me. It's a bit of a hassle, so I just prefer to leave it off, uncovered. But the trailer bottom is solid hard black plastic, and it seems strong enough to hold any load within reasonable limits. I would not put 100 pounds in it, but I put about 65 pounds and pulled it with my bike up and down hills here in town and it went real smooth. Just don't go too fast because a crash would be really nasty. Have good brakes, and use them often applying the pressure gradually. The key is just don't go too fast, as the saying goes, speed kills. But the trailer rides smooth. If you hit a bump, it will bounce and clang a little but that is to be expected. The tires are nice and absorb some of the shock at 35 pounds. You might put 40 if you want. The spokes are beefy, the rims seems beefy, but the hubs are just a shaft. However I am guessing this will last a long time, because the steel frame is heavy duty, looks well made, yet the whole thing is pretty light. I can easily pick up the whole trailer with one hand. The hitch adapter is sweet because you can leave that on the bike and take the trailer off easily. What is extra sweet is there is a spring in the hitch, and that allows for some play for the trailer to move or give a little while in motion. It's not just a solid hitch bolted to the back of the bike as one rigid unit. The bike and the trailer allow each other to have some give independently. It rolls smooth and it is centered nicely, not lopsided, and pretty level on my bike which has 27-1-1/4 tires. I rotated the adapter down to the lowest possible position, so the hook up to the trailer hitch allowed for a pretty level trailer in transit. I use quick release wheels and this was no problem. There is also a little metal stop on one of the washers which fits into a open crevice on my Schwinn frame, and that insures that the adapter does not move out of it's original position, but stays firmly in place. The only other thing is to make sure you give it a wide berth when turning corners or you are liable to scrap a car fender, or dip into a pot hole or shoulder. You must allow for a nice wide turning radius, or else you could get into a bind. It just takes some patient and some practice. You got to remember you got this long arcing thing towed behind your bike, so the dare devil caution thrown to the wind kind of riding days are over. You have to stay on top of things. Otherwise it's very cool for groceries, or anything else that fits in a 2x2 box space which isn't over 80 pounds limit although it says 100 pounds. I would prefer not to push it over 75 pounds. But enjoy! Very cool! At least the folks in Denmark would think so!

I do not know you, but if you are concerned with quality, easy assembly, big fat tires with great wheels, looks, and a price for what this delivers you would be very foolish not to buy…………

I got this after going full time bike commuting just in case I purchase more items that can fit in my panniers or front basket. This thing was super easy and straight forward to assemble and works well with my quick-release axle on my rear tire. I haven't tested its carrying capacity yet, but judging other reviews (especially the one with the guy using it to carry a full sized file cabinet lol) I'd say it's pretty legit. I've only towed it empty so far and it's pretty stable. It does bounce a little when empty and going over bumps, but if you ride slow you'll be fine. The fact that this folds up and can easily attach to my rear tire in seconds is the big selling point for me! The rain cover is a nice feature to keep your stuff dry during a rainy day or if it's super windy out. I highly recommend this