WIKE Heavy Duty Aluminum Flatbed Bike Trailer: Inside Cargo dims 56cmWx77cmL, max Payload 125lbs - Comes with Easy-Install Steel Bike Hitch, Steel-Reinforced Aluminum towbar, 2-20" Pneumatic Wheels

Have so far only taken a 6 mile trip with this loaded with 6 firewood logs. Easy to assemble and attach to bike. Seems to be a very sturdy carrier that I'll bet will carry a good 125-150 lbs. I will test again this week this time carrying 3x5 gal water containers. Pedaling with the lumber, about 60 lbs, both up and down hilly terrain was all but effortless and I could easily keep up with my equally good biking partner. I think this is exactly what I was looking for and couldn't be happier. The unit is so constructed that it would be easy to put up 4 sides that would form more of a box to put smaller items into such as for shopping or camping. I look forward to further use-age.

I bought the Wike Flatbed with cross country traveling in mind. The unit assembled quickly right out of the box. By itself the unit was better than expected. I modified the trailer with an off the shelf trailer tool box. It was a good fit. The box increased my equipment carrying and security capability. I have travelled 8000 miles, gone through 2 sets of tires, and been hit by cars 3 times. With a pop rivet tool I was able to tear down and repair the unit 2 times on the road. At the moment it is still roadworthy despite having a bent trailer arm and needing a new corner support. I am quite satisfied with my trailer and would purchase again. The only thing I would change would be heavier guage aluminum for the frame. Thank you WIKE!

This lasted less than 6 months because the bottom is very thin and no braces. They do not have replacement parts but said to your local hardware store. This is a expensive trailer for a bike and very disappointed.

I had to send this back. It was damaged on shipping.

I found this trailer to be very sturdy and light. My only complaint is use of plastic axle bushings. I question their durability due to shock. Pulls great!

Nothing not to like -- easy to assemble, they have a 7-day a week customer service line, it is sturdy, and can haul some heavy stuff. I moved a 60 pound air conditioner from Brooklyn to Manhattan with ease on a single gear bike; 4 miles and crossed the Manhattan Bridge, which has a steep grade. This definitely seems like the best product below $500, before you enter into the real professional bike trailers (which seem AWESOME, but are thousands of dollars). If I was handier and had the time, I would have purchased the do it yourself (DIY) kit from Wike’s website. Ideally, for my purposes, it would be a 2-4 inches wider and 2-3 feet longer. Based on my online research, that is what a lot of the DIY folks want -- Wike should consider making those dimensions available for the non-DIY set.

Seems like this trailer well work well with my E bike to haul tree stands and get deer out

Much nicer than expected. Well built, quality materials, easy to assemble and store. Looks great and tows perfectly.