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| Bumper Explorer Solo Trailer |
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| Manufacturer: Bumper |
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| List Price: £129.99 |
| Sale Price: £109.99 |
| Availibility: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days |
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Product Description |
| it makes life a little quicker to nip around in this day and age. Also used for dogs that are no longer so active |
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Product Details |
- Carries 1 child
- 20" alloy wheels
- Strong steel frame
- Easy and quick folding design
- No tools required
- Large window and sunroof giving spacious feel
- Internal pockets
- Rear opening vents
- Push handle and space saving central wheel included
- Fold up fly screen and wind screen
- High visibility safety flag
- Maximum towing weight 60lbs/27kg
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Customer Reviews |
 Bumper Explorer Solo Trailer |
| Review Date: August 6, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Nik-Nak, UK |
| Quick delivery.Easy assembly.Our little boy loves it & waves to everyone as we pass by. The only draw back we have found is that you cannot put too much in the carry compartment as it is resting against his back. This said, all in all 9/10. |
Great Product
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| Review Date: July 27, 2009 |
| Reviewer: L. Hyndman, |
| Very easy to attatch to bike and worked very well. Our son (2 1/2) loved it - he was very much at home in it. We felt he was safe and the width of the trailer was no more than the bike itself. Cars stayed well away from it. You can detatch from the bike and use as a buggy but this can be difficult to navigate. Also good price considering the alternatives. A good buy. |
Not for children under 18 months!
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| Review Date: July 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Maass, Edinburgh, UK |
I gave the trialer three stars because:
- I didn't see an advice at amazon, but the trailer isn't suitable for kids under 18 months. I would've looked for other trailers which are suitable for younger kids.
- The trailer has no suspension so you should only use it when your kid can sit by herself. And I shortened the seat with a cable clip, so the kid can sit rather than lie with his chin on the chest.
- The manual is for the Duo Trailer, so I spend some time to look for a feature that isn't there.
- The front wheel is jamming so it's very hard to pull the trailer.
- The handle is not extendable which also makes it hard to pull.
- The solution to fix the raincover doesn't work.
But in a nutshell I'm quite happy with it. I only use it for short tours (no suspension and my kid's under 18 months) and to do the shopping when shops aren't in walking distance. |
Great for Dogs'
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| Review Date: June 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mr. Martin J. Brown, U.K. |
This trailer has given us back our freedom. One arthritic collie that refuses to be left in our camper van finds this a great way to travel. We have towed it behind the bike, pushed it across the fields and dragged it over sandy beaches. Easy to dismantle, no tools needed a first class very cheap bit of kit.
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Brilliant value!
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| Review Date: May 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mrs. ML Talbot, |
| My bike trailer arrive this morning and I was very impressed with the quality for the price. My son is 16 months old, and although the manufacturer states it is for 18 months+ he is perfectly safe and secure in the seat. The pocket at the back is actually a pretty good size. It was simple to put together and was very easy to attach to my bike. This trailer also has the buggy attachments (third wheel and push bar) included which is a bonus as with some other makes you have to buy those parts seperatly. When I saw the picture of the trailer on the internet I was a little put off by the colour, it looked a bit of a muddy orange colour. It is actually quite a nice bright orange colour and certainly doesn't look cheap. This bike trailer is really excellent, don't think that you have to spend £300-£400 to get a good one! |
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