I am wanting to put a small trailer on the bike for my pet. she weighs 12 lbs do you think this would work on this bike?
1809895
Yes, although I would suggest taking your Damon to a cycle shop to fit a light weight trailer on properly. Trailer will need some type of very flexible but strong attachment swivel to bike connection.
1289611
I'm sure held in a fat lab pup but it's not heavy on the base so she used to tip it over as she became heavier at 12-14 lbs. if u can secure the base to the ground it should be fine
2107406
It'd probably fit fine, but may tip her over because of the weight of the device and battery. ;)Our dog was about 14lbs.
1158631
I have a 12 pound dog. She stands less than a foot. It is a tight fit. I do not believe it will work. Good luck.
1431349
I've used it with two bikes and no problems here. As long as you have a metal frame going from the center of the back wheel toward the middle of the bike, you should be fine. I believe that the trailer is meant to be attached only to this part of the frame, but I could be wrong.
2208840
This should work fine. As far as I know it's one of the smallest dog trailers.
1032692
I think it would be okay. I had one of my co-workers stand on it to test it. He weighs 195 lbs and it worked fine. It did sag a bit in the middle but the dogs weight will be distributed better than my human test subject so I would expect it to work.
508093
I bought one for my neighbor's dog. Not sure what kind it is, but it is definitely smaller than 12 pounds. No problems at all.
901
While the weight of your four footed friend would not be an issue, weight distribution would be... Inevitably your pooch would shift position and throw the balance off... I suspect it would cause you undue headache and possibly cause an unintended and rapid lunge toward the earth... If your four footed compadre is a factor, you'd probably do much better with a two wheeled trailer... Be safe, and have a great day!!!
1402477
I think your granddaughter would benefit from a smaller bike. She probably would not be able to ride safely on this one yet.
2274677
I am 5 ft 1 inch tall, I wonder if this would be a little bit heavy for her to propel? I have the seat on the lowest setting, and I am thinking maybe she could ride this ok, is there a childs sized one out there? Maybe you could put some sort of wooden blocks on the pedals in case her legs are a little too short. Do you want me to measure anything for you? Its sitting here in my garage and would be happy to measure it for you. I really like the bike.Cheers, Cheryl
1309737
This item is semi-rigid and can easily hold 21 pounds. I measured across the narrowest part for the dogs neck opening left to right 5 inches. If your dog can fit into the dimensions listed for this item and it's neck is not bigger then 5 inches across then you should be ok. The last consideration you would have is do you have a big enough area to mount it? I ride a HD Ultra Classic and I mount it to my luggage rack on my trunk. It should fit on a nice size luggage rack on a smaller bike. Use the dimensions listed and see if you can mount it safely. A little over hang should be fine but make sure you don't hang over your luggage rack too much. Good luck with it, it's made really well and my dog loves riding with it.
146822
It might be a little tight with the tray on. Mine is 16 lbs and it was too tight for her. We moved her to the Bumbo. The tray does not work without the seat.
304844
My poodle is under ten pounds. Good for her but for a 24 pounder I don't think so unless your dog is very calm and will sit and stay in the basket. When the dog moves from side to side, it is very difficult to hold the bicycle steady. I use a harness and use two cords from either side to hold her steady. You need to be a solid biker and your dog needs to sit and stay put. good luck
766705
might be tough -- unless you had two. it's really best for one dog... Two dogs may be too close to the bike to work right.
554154
I think it might. My dog is 12 lbs and we use it on the lowest setting. I bet you could turn it a little higher
2195185
My yorkie is 12 pounds and he fits comfortably in it. I have to say I think he actually enjoys riding in it. He is 12 years old and tires in the heat. We were glad we purchased it. I would think as long as your yorkies all get along they should be fine.