Booyah Strollers Double Child Baby Bike Bicycle Trailer, Jogger, Stroller with Suspension (Orange)

So happy with this purchase. I have been looking for a bike trailer/stroller combo for months and couldn’t commit to one. I wanted something that would convert easily between bike and stroller. I have an ebike so I like to bike downtown then switch to stroller mode. I love how you can attach the wheel to the back for storage and the trailer hitch tucks away under the trailer so you don’t have this bulky bar in the way. Very sturdy, very durable, that does make it heavier but I don’t notice with the ebike. The hand brake gets in the way and isn’t the most useful feature, but that doesn’t bother me. It has a lanyard, which is great for hilly streets. The kids LOVE IT (4 and 1). The bench style seat is comfortable and they have so much leg and overhead space and storage, plus mesh pockets for drinks and snacks. I’m so glad I landed on the booyah. If you’re on the fence like I was, go for it. Just do it.

I love this cart. I have a long legged 5 year old that loves this cart. She is comfortable and it is a great design. I push the cart versus using it as a trailer. The attachment for the trailer are nicely made and it's great to have that option.

No directions but easily enough out together without them. Covers are kind of cheap, it's just Velcro and elastic.Functionally it's pretty awesome, but I see the covers getting ruined within a year.

We love this bike trailer and brand name. It has been great for our kids. This is our second one. Our first one lasted for 10 years but we had to get rid of it because we kept outside a lot and it got ruined. Our son has special needs and loves sitting in it during bike rides. This one is spacious and still fits him even though he's 10.There's extra space for storing things. Just an all around great product. Love how it can easily convert into a stroller which we still use for our son and other kids, they love to sit in it too.

I just assembled this stroller today and have yet to use it outside, but there are MANY negative aspects about this item:-The directions are incomplete. Not once did it mention how to attach the canopy top. I hope you're good at figuring things out on your own. It also had some garbled directions about the brake that went like this: "Screw/Brake/Stroller/Wing Nut" see the photo I attached.-This thing is HEAVY and as far as I can tell, it does NOT collapse. How exactly am I supposed to transport this hunk of metal and use it for its intended purpose??-Btw: no big deal, but it's not green, it's highlighter yellow.UPDATE: this stroller does not collapse. If you have a garage to store it in, and will use it strolling around your neighborhood, then this stroller might be worth it. If, like me, you wanted to transport the stroller with your kids to a park with a walking path or such, you will have terrible difficulties. I have a minivan and had to collapse the third row (which limited the passengers I could take) and remove the handle in order to get it in my vehicle.BTW: this thing has no resale value. I tried getting $100 for it on Marketplace, but ended up selling it to a second hand store for FORTY BUCKS! I needed the hallway space back (see photo) desperately.

So, there were only two down sides. One was that the brake on one of the wheels was constantly hitting the tire, which made it much harder to pull on my bike. I tried to adjust the brake cable (works the same way as bicycle brakes) but couldn't get it to get off the tire. i ended up taking a hammer to the brake bar and bending it away from the tire and that actually worked great...except that one of my blows missed and the hammer hit the canvas and ripped a small hole in it. No big deal -- I could sew it if I cared, but I don't. The second down side is that it is pretty much exactly as wide as our front door and the brake bars are hard metal and scratched our door a couple times. it is very difficult -- bordering on impossible -- to get this out the front door without causing scratches. Our solution is just to keep it in the garage and that works fine. You could also fold it up and then set it up outside, if you don't have a shed or garage or something, although that would be a pain. Otherwise, since putting it in the garage and fixing the brake issue, it has been amazing for hauling my two kids around. I have a "kids ride shot gun" seat on the front of my bike, which I recommend if you only have one kid, so sometimes my oldest likes to sit up there, but we live in Florida and often get caught in the rain and it's nice to be able to throw him back with his little sister and keep them both from getting wet, so I don't get yelled at by the ball and chain. I would definitely recommend this to others! It doubles as a stroller, but it's very wide and I probably won't use that feature too much.

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I love the concept of this jogger, the space, the different options for buckling 2 riders or 1, the storage space in thr back, thr adjustable handle bar w comfortable grip, the smooth ride.....But we've only used it for jogging and only briefly before summer got to hot and briefly in the fall.First, the left break did not catch let alone stay locked. Thrn the right break shortly followed (great, no breaks or even lockable ones, so no parking on an incline)My kids are light weights, 30 and 20 lbs. The fabric in the center is tearing at the seam, the seam is intact, just the fabric is tearing =/Maybe my jogger is a bit defective??? Hopefully it at least lasts till we out grow, bc otherwise I love it and so do my kids