ThuleCourier Bike Trailer

By far best stroller for walks I’ve used in a long time. Definitely an age reliant product, 6-7mo+ but has great ease. Yet to try on bikeInstructions very easy for building it

My grandchildren loved it for their babies.

Just assembled it, not used it. Seems easy to use, easy to assemble. I like that the child seats fold down and can be used for other purposes. Also, it can easily be changed from bike trailer to stroller. I think this is going to work very nicely. 2 negatives, the brake knob is wedged between the cart and the tire. Definitely can’t use my foot to easily set the brake or release it, that’s going to be very inconvenient. Lastly, there are at least three small holes in the “windows”, I would return it because I’m not sure how those will hold up over time but I need to use this wagon in a couple of days.

Rides smooth and love all the features.

I had twins and now one of my twins had twins. My husband bought this for me years ago and it was the most used thing that I had for them. We had Sea World Passes for a few years and this was amazing to use. The children were comfortable and when we got to a tank, they could stand in the front and be tall enough to see. One day it started to rain, and I just put on the rain shield, the sky opened, and it began to pour. Mine were the only kids in the park that were no soaked! It has a net that prevents them from being hit by pebbles that your bike my cause to fly up, and the screen doubles to keep mosquitoes off them as well. The current double stroller that I have worked well for babies that could not sit well, but at 9 months, they don't want to recline, and the current stroller will not allow them to sit up completely, but this one will. Of course they can't recline in this one, but I don't plan on them sleeping in it, so I don't care about that. I love the storage in the back. It was big enough that, depending on where we were going, I could fit a drink cooler, fabric lunch box, my purse AND jackets for them.

I love that this bike trailer also converts into a double stroller. It was pretty easy to put together and after connecting a few pieces it was set up and ready. The trailer connected easily to my bicycle and within a short time we were all on our first ride with it.It rides smoothly and takes corners nicely. I had no problems with the trailer pulling me in any direction and it handles bumps and cracks in the road well.The kids were excited for the ride and there's so much room, they were even asking about taking their pets (they ask to take the pets everywhere). Which made me think about how handy this would be for pet owners too. Our two dogs are too large for this because of how jumpy they would be inside (they're still somewhat young and restless), but I can picture it would be a wonderful way to be able to take out a senior dog with arthritis for a ride. When a walk would be painful, but they would still enjoy getting out.We had a much cheaper bike trailer and when comparing the two side by side, I can see so much difference in the build quality. This is one of those things where you get what you pay for. It's definitely not cheap for sure, but the frame and material the Thule is made from is thicker and stronger. It's designed to last more long term. We've been super happy with this bike trailer and it's been working wonderfully for us so far!

It should be made for E bikes as well. The trailer connector to the bike is not big enough to fit the bolt at all so if you have a E bike, you might have to go to Menards or Home Depot or whatever and get a metal drill bit that drills metal not wood For you simpletons lol to make it a little bit bigger to fit around the bolt because your quick fasten idea doesn’t work for E bikes, with motors in the back maybe since you’re company that deals with bikes, should keep up with the trend of E bikes, and regular bikes

I ordered this mainly for the stroller function but it’s great we can use as a bike trailer too because that’s one more thing we can clear out of our garage. We used a side by side Bob brand jogging stroller at Disney World and have been wanting something similar ever since. Being that this is dual purpose it is missing a couple features of the Bob stroller but the ease of steering and comfort is very similar. The biggest differences I noticed is that it doesn’t have a basket underneath to store stuff but it does have a little space under and behind the seating area to put a couple things. Also it doesn’t have anywhere to put drinks or snacks for the kids or the adults. I found that Thule makes a stroller caddy for the parents for their other convertible strollers so I’m hopeful that they will come out with one for this soon. I posted questions on the Amazon listings to see if the other one would work maybe but never received an answer.I was very pleasantly surprised at how easy this was to put together. Basically I just had to unfold it and then put the wheels on. Most everything else was done, but instructions were include for if it wasn’t already down or if you had to break it down and put it back together or convert it. The way things are put together and attach to each other are all super clever and convenient too. For instance the screen and plastic cover connect by a little elastic loop that goes over a post. I feel like this will likely hold up much better than like Velcro or snaps that I’ve seen on other strollers. Also there are handy places to store the wheels and bar etc when converting from stroller to bike trailer. You don’t have to worry about where to put that stuff or potentially losing it.For use the first thing I wanted to point out in case you have trouble finding it is that the max weight is 97lbs. That’s plenty to carry even my 2 bigger children. The seat is pretty comfortable for them too because the buckles are all adjustable and it sits up off the bottom just a bit so it’s more comfortable for their legs. It’s super easy to steer even with one hand and the handlebar has adjustable height. The brake is also super sturdy and keeps the back wheels extremely still. As mentioned above the screen and plastic cover are super easy to operate and have little hooks to keep them up too. It fits through standard doorways but it is a little tight. It folds down pretty easily although I’m gonna have to check out the manual again to figure out how to lock it closed. It folds pretty flat if you take the wheels off which can store nicely in the seat part while it’s folded but it is still pretty wide when folded. I had no issues fitting it in the back of my Chevy traverse but I definitely had to take the wheels off for it to fit. The wheels are so easy to remove though. The back wheels have a little button in. The middle of them to push and the front wheels have a button on the little housing they go into. You can even attach them upside down to get them out of the way.I think the only bummer things that I noticed is that I feel like the wheels could use a little more tread. I didn’t notice them slipping or anything, I just would expect a bit more on a bike trailer. The other thing that I’ll mention again is the lack of snack or drink storage since it can be used as a stroller.Overall we really like this so far. We haven’t used it yet on our bikes but it looks like it would be pretty easy to set up. The stroller function is going to be perfect for the zoo and other fun outings. I would definitely recommend this especially if you ride bikes a lot and could really maximize the dual usage. It can also be converted to just a bike trailer without children seats too to be able to haul stuff.