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InStep Take 2 Double Bicycle Trailer

InStep Take 2 Double Bicycle Trailer

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InStep Take 2 Double Bicycle Trailer

 
 
Our Price: $149.99 - $150.00
 
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Color
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Description

InStep's Take 2 Bike Trailer offers a comfortable and safe ride for children while tagging along on family bike rides. The trailer features a powder-coated steel frame, 16-inch mag wheels with a quick-release design, and also folds easily for transport and storage. This trailer attaches quickly and easily to most bikes with its universal coupler. A weather shield provides extra protection from the elements and will keep your little ones dry from the rain and out of the direct sunlight. The Take 2 Trailer will support two children and up to 100 pounds.


The Take 2 bike trailer attaches to most bikes with its universal coupler.

Key Features:

  • 16-inch mag wheels with quick-release design
  • Folds easily for compact storage
  • Attaches to most bikes with universal coupler
  • Weather shield provides extra protection
  • Powder-coated steel frame
  • Maximum Weight Limit: 100 pounds
  • Folded Dimensions: 31.5 by 30 by 16 inches
  • Assembled Dimensions: 31.5 by 30 by 30.5 inches
  • Assembled Weight: 27 pounds


Product Details
Average Customer Rating: based on 52 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.5 ( 52 customer reviews )
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60 of 61 found the following review helpful:


3Decent for the price, however...  Apr 04, 2007 By P. Romero
THE GOOD: Set up is simple (even right out of the box), built quality is good on the frame, wheels are smooth, enough room for my 2 and 4 year old boys along with cargo space in the back. Average weight based on competitors, the covers since tight with straps (avoiding fabric flap in the wind). The trailer pulls well, I notice a little bit of push-pull when riding at slow speeds, but nothing that will bother anyone IMO. At speeds above 15mph (less than 20mph), the trailer handles just fine. The only time I really felt it is going uphill. The point of connection is well thought out and works with disc brakes.

THE BAD: Fabric material is not good. In fact, I think it will begin to rip in the near future (less than 1 year). I've owned this for a couple of months now, and am starting to see signs of wear in the foot area. Getting kids in/out means unsnapping half the canopy (no zippers). My major problem are the restraint straps. They are pretty bad, very thin and no padding. Both my kids get neck marks from the straps (chafing). I used automobile shoulder belt cushions to try and solve the problem, but the fit isn't quite there and they slide down, exposing the thin straps to their necks again.

I'm considering a Burley or Chariot to make the kids more comfortable. Also, I can get rid of our jogger and have a "Do-it-all" carrier. As for the InSTEP Take 2, you really do get what you pay for. However, if you're on a budget and want to take the kids for a spin, this will get you started. Good luck.

29 of 29 found the following review helpful:


1Decent design, terrible materials  Oct 16, 2006 By Dean Franklin
This bike trailer seemed like a great deal. When I assembled it and tested it out it worked great, seemed very safe and comfortable. My daughter loved riding in it. Initially I was very happy with the product, especially for the price paid. Unfortunately after several weeks in the sun all of the white nylon straps - used for support and restraints - began detoriating and breaking. I would recommend spending a little more on a bike trailer that uses a better grade of materials.

31 of 33 found the following review helpful:


5Worth every penny!!  Jul 31, 2006 By perduefamily
I was a little hesitant to purchase the least expensive model, but I'm glad I did!! It's wonderful. Installation was so easy- I had it done when my husband got home from work! The kids love riding in it. We have 2 kids, both around 30 lbs and they fit comfortably. Plus, there is a storage area in the back. We pack towels,snacks and juice and go t o the pool!! I highly reccommend this model rather than spending more money!!!

21 of 22 found the following review helpful:


1Falling Apart  Oct 12, 2007 By CC Mom
We bought this trailer for Christmas, planning on using it for the ocassional bike ride. We've probably used the trailer 15 to 2o times in the last 10 months. The other day I put my son in, attached the seat belts, started riding, and heard a loud pop. The nylon strap that holds the seat up off the fabric floor had snapped. Before I could even get a good look at it, the nylon seat belt in between my son's legs also snapped. I've looked it over pretty well and don't think there's a way I can repair it. We're so disappointed. I would not recommend this product.

15 of 16 found the following review helpful:


3NOT AS PICTURED!!!  Aug 05, 2007 By Violet "sweetviolet79"
I ordered this trailer in silver and blue, but green arrived instead. I was REALLY dissapointed... BUT seeing as how returning & purchasing a new color moght be costly & time consuming, I got over my initial dissapointment & kept the green. the overall quality is as I expected. I shopped around and dispite the other reviwers complaining about fabric quality, I've never seen a better fabric on any trailer. I could be wrong, but I suspect complaints are due to unreasonable expectations, heavy use or poor care. the fabric feels like a nylon blend, excessive sunlight and skin oils will accelerate degradation. at the very least, you should never leave this iten to sit outside unprotected & unoccupied. with proper care, this trailer should last you at least a couple years, depending on the weight you put in it.
also, the seatbelts look strong enough but I wouldn't put too much trust in them. I like the side pockets and small 'trunk' space behind the seat. installation will be easy if you have the right tools.
I didn't have the tools so I took the trailer to a nearby bike shop where they installed it free.
overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I'm only REALLY only dissapointed I didn't get the color I wanted.
update: as of the year 2010, my trailer, having been used, secured & stored indoors... is still in perfect working order.

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