Burley Bike Trailer Stroller Kit

It’s been great so far. The instructions was clear and easy to follow. The only thing to look out for, maybe it’s just me, is carefully not to hit it when walking with your bike with the trailer attached. It tends to come loose and switches to stroller mode. It hasn’t caused any minor performance to the bike and trailer, especially when riding when the wheel is down. It’s a must have if your baby can’t walk on their own, especially when you’ve put them in and the trailer doesn’t lean forward.

Worth every penny! Tried to invest in a new stroller for my growing kids but not drop too much money since I only need it when they are tired from walking at fairs or amusement parks. Remembered that Burley made this extra wheel attachment. Worked like a charm! I have the 2008 Burley honey bee and worked perfect. It was super easy to install. The tire is made of some thick rubber, no air needed, and folds up so you can still attach the trailer to your bike. Great investment!

Ideally, we were looking for a more "off road" type of wheel setup. However, this can handle some mild trails and works well. Folds up and out of the way, when in bike mode. Deploys and secures into position when in stroller mode. Just remember to switch the D-ring on the install.

Once installed the wheel is easy to deploy and works perfectly. It can be folded up while towing the trailer behind a bike. When disconnecting the trailer from the bike the wheel can be lowered and serve as a kickstand to keep the trailer flat with our dog in the trailer.

I really appreciate the flexibility that this has given to our Burley Cub and am getting more use out of it. It is nice to be able to ride somewhere, lock up the bike, and then be able to quickly convert the trailer into a stroller. I actually prefer to use the Burley Cub as a stroller than our purpose built stroller.Some things to consider, this has a little arm that covers the hitch pin hole when in stroller mode. I'm not 100% sure I understand the intent as I'd prefer to store the hitch pin in the mount when not in use, rather than wrap it around the arm. Second, my bike has a rear mount kickstand and this little arm gets in the way of the kickstand operation. Finally, after a little bit of use, the screws that go through the body, and hold the wheel kit together, started to come out. I was able to tighten them back up and haven't had any more trouble.While I initially felt that this stroller kit seemed expensive, I find that it gives us more bang for the buck on our Burley Cub and it has paid for itself in utility.

If you have a burley cart, these are well worth it. I originally only bought the jogging wheel and thought that would suffice; however, the cart is way way easier to maneuver with these than the jogging wheel. Plus you are able to use it more like a regular stroller as it doesn't have a wheel that sticks out too far. Well worth would 100% buy again if needed to

For the amount that I paid I expected a smoother ride. But I find myself having to slow down my pace just to keep the wheels from shaking. And then I hit bumps I can feel every bump.

Purchased in 2017, and as of August 2021, I am still using this wheel attachment on my Burley TailWagon pet trailer. I originally purchased it to replace the kickstand that broke after only a few uses. The wheel has proven to be very durable, and with many miles of use, it has held up REALLY well. My only complaint that has been consistent since I pulled it out of the box, is the weight. I don't know the exact weight of this wheel, but estimate that it to be about 2 pounds or so. compared to the side wheels on the trailer, it is noticeably heavier than the side wheels. As I felt when I initially pulled it out of the box, my feeling that it will likely outlast the trailer. I use my trailer on every bike ride, and also use it in "stroller" mode with the stroller wheel down for grocery shopping, camping, getting to church or appointments and much more. I only ride on paved roads/trails, or hard packed dirt roads, and push it in stroller mode on sidewalks that are not always even. The wheel rolls easily over a rise in the sidewalk of upto 2 inches without having to really do anything, higher than that and I need to tip the trailer back to get over the rise in the sidewalk or a non-ADA complient curb, I've had no issues with pushing it through grass upto about 5 or 6 inches tall as is sometimes seen in a park I walk through when the city hasn't been able to mow because of rainy weather. the weight of the wheel does offer a noticeable weight difference which was noticed on my first ride after installing it., but I quickly got use to the weight. Installing and removing the wheel is super simple, and does not require tools which is a huge plus since there are times I remove it if I'm running behind and I want to shed a bit of weight from my bike/trailer to increase my speed slightly. I also convert the trailer into stroller mode at my destination so my Service dog has a space of her own to rest which works well when camping. The wheel offers far more stability than the kickstand did when my Service Dog is hopping in and out of the trailer which made her less hesitent to hop in, she wasn't a fan of the amount of movement in the kickstand, but when I lock the wheels, using the stroller wheel, it doesn't wobble or shift when she's getting it. My only con for this wheel is the weight.... if a lighter yet reasonably comparably durable version of this wheel was available, I would seriously consider swapping my current stroller wheel for a lighter version. Pros... durability... easy install/removal.... completely out of the way when the trailer is being towed.... doesn't make my Service dog uneasy when she gets in or out..... the list goes on..... would I buy this again? If there isn't a lightweight version available, I would most definitely buy this stroller wheel attatchment for my current TailWagon or any other compatible Burley trailer without hesitation. If you can handle the weight this wheel is worth every penny in my opinion based on use from 2017 thru 2021 (and beyond)