M-Wave Single Track 40 Bicycle Luggage Trailer

Let me start by saying that I like this product because it meats a specific need at a fair price. Unlike a 2 wheel cart, it can be hauled down the narrow side of a highway with no problem. Build quality is a mix. The cart itself is steel, and can be folded up by undoing a few nuts and bolts. Be sure to store them securely so they don't get lost. The unit weights about 20 pounds. The main problems is the wheel is of poor quality. Maybe it was someones first day on the job, bu the wheel was so badly laced that it was oblong in shape. It had to be trued, and was never quite able to get the tire to seat properly. If you aren't comfortable truing a bike wheel, you can have a local bike shop do it and it doesn't usually cost an arm and a let. Even so, the cart was functional. With the "whop" in the wheel, it did shimmy a little, but with that taken care of, it rides fine. You can very easily forget that the trailer is behind you. I hauled 3 1/2 full gallon jugs as a test, and all went well and I had no problem whatsoever with it. The max weight you can haul is listed as around 70 pounds. The trailer looks somewhat stylish, and the yellow bag is a plus. However I couldn't quite figure out the function of all the straps on the bag. The trailer comes with a 2 part nylon safety flag with a connector (which I quickly lost) and a nice reflector on the back of the fender. The fender is a nice addition to limit mud spatter. The trailer uses a standard 16 inch bicycle wheel/tube/tire, and features a quick release mechanism.