1. Recreation Multi-Use Trailer

• This trailer is best suited to riding on smooth surfaces. It is multi-use so you can easily convert it to a stroller/buggy while out and about.
• The trailer is enclosed providing your child/children their own cosy space and helping to protect your child from the surrounding environment and weather. It can be a little more difficult to monitor the comfort and mood of your young child when using as a bike trailer however regular stops can resolve this.
• Your child will be kept safe and secure while seated with a quality harness. You can purchase additional seating support to increase safety and comfort for your baby/toddler. Please see Accessories Support for more information.
• The size and bulk of a trailer can help make sure you are seen and help vehicles provide a wide berth.
• To improve visibility please use the trailer with the supplied flag and the adult rider should consider wearing bright clothing and helmet.
• Towing a bike trailer will make you wider and longer than when riding solo. To be safe it is important that you adjust to these changes. Please read. How does it feel to bike with a Kids Bike Trailer
• To help you be prepared before you ride in traffic please read … Riding Safely with a Kids Bike Trailer.
• The recreation trailer does not have additional storage. If you are using your trailer to commute/as a means of transport and you need to carry additional gear/groceries then you may need to consider this trailer.  For more detailed comparison between trailers please see Trailer Comparison.

2. Front Kids Bike Seat

• Great interaction with your child positioned between your arms. They feel safe. You can see and understand their comfort and mood and enjoy the view and environment together.
• Very supported in sitting as the seat is slightly reclined. Making it a great option for riding early with your baby/toddler.
• Secure harness system keeping your baby toddler well supported and secure.
• Riding in traffic/urban areas often requires you to get on and off your bike saddle multiple times as you stop at intersections and do errands and activities. This can be more difficult with your child positioned in front of you (in a front kids bike seat) as some of the space in front of your bike saddle that you use during mounting and dismounting is taken up by the seat. Upright riders, larger bikes or bikes with a dropper seat are more suited to using a Front Kids Bike Seat in traffic. Learn more at Riding Safely with a Front Kids Bike Seat
• To help you be prepared before you ride in traffic please read Riding Safely with a Front Kids Bike Seat
• To improve visibility please use the trailer with the supplied flag and the adult rider should consider wearing a bright helmet and clothing.

3. Rear Kids Bike Seat

• Your child feels safe and protected tucked in behind you. As you cannot see your child in a rear seat it can be a little more difficult to know their mood. However you can hear them and communicate with your chiild. Regular stopping can help resolve this which is common in urban environments..
• The seat is designed to support your child in sitting making it a suitable option for riding early with your baby/toddler when they are well balanced in unsupported sitting.
• A secure harness system keeps your baby toddler well supported and secure.
• Riding in traffic/urban areas often requires you to get on and off your bike saddle multiple times when stopping at intersections and stopping to do errands and activities. With your child positioned behind you, you can comfortably carry out these activities. However with an increase in weight at the rear of your bike you will need to adjust to ensure you can balance the bike and make sure the front of the bike does not lift off the ground. Learn more at – How does it feel to ride with a with a Rear Kids Bike Seat
• To help you be prepared before you ride in traffic please read Riding Safely with a Rear Kids Bike Seat
• To improve visibility the adult rider should consider wearing a bright helmet and clothing.