This trailer is awesome. I have a 2-wheeled cargo trailer that I've used around town, but for multi-day bike trips this one is way more efficient and fun to use. Sure setting the bike up when you stop takes a bit of practice (since the whole rig will tip with only the one wheel on the trailer), but you'll get used to this very soon. The ultimate in bike travel trailer, I think!Click Here to see more reviews about: BOB Yak Trailer In Black
Product Description:
The Yak bicycle cargo trailer was BOB's original "Beast of Burden" - and it's a packhorse! Back in 1994, the engineers at BOB made the Yak to be a versatile bicycle cargo trailer for serious bikers - and 14 years later, it's still going, stronger than ever. The lightweight but heavy-duty chromoly construction ensures strength and durability, and lets you carry up to 70 pounds of gear - whether it's for touring, commuting, or riding single-track. The trailer is easy to attach, and the Yak's single wheel tracks directly behind your bike's rear wheel - preventing it from becoming a hazard in any situation. The Yak's open frame design can adapt to many types of cargo, and the trailer is easy to attach to and detach from your bicycle, thanks to the patented quick-release hitch. Model differences: BOB Yak - Yak trailer Only (no Dry Sak) BOB Yak Plus - includes Dry Sak BOB Yak 28 - extra long fork - originally designed for European bikes with 28 " wheels. Also works well with for bikes with wrap-around fenders with reflectors. BOB Yak 28 Plus - All the features of the normal Yak 28, but Dry Sak is also included. BOB Yak Santana - extra wide fork - Designed to be used on Santana Tandems or tandems with 160mm dropout spacing.
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