Burley Bee 2 Seat Children's Bicycle Trailer in Yellow

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This lightweight, bike-only trailer features comfortable seating for one or two children, tinted windows and plenty of space for cargo. We will require protocol evidence in the form of photos and video demonstrating the fault which may include product details. Budget Trailers: The Bee’s outer covering is far superior in quality and durability to the Allen, Schwinn, and InStep trailers.

We bring a long history of innovation and expertise to building trailers that fit your family’s lifestyle. D’Lite X because it doesn’t have any extra bells and whistles – no suspension, no stroller wheel, no reclining seats, no premium seat pads, etc.If you know you are going to be biking A LOT, then I’d highly recommend spending more to get these features.

Padding on budget trailers is rare, and if it happens, it’s cheap and comes off easily which just ends up being a hassle.As you can see in the image below, a single passenger in a double trailer has to sit on the right side.

There’s also a small mesh pocket that lays flat against the inside and is perfect for carrying a phone and keys.

Winstanleys Limited acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers. And with its simple hitching system, the Bee makes it easy to enjoy family bike rides any day of the week. All that other stuff can add a lot of expense to a trailer, and if you already have a stroller, jogger, etc can be total overkill. With UV-protected windows, front and rear reflectors, and a 5-point harness, the Bee takes both safety and comfort seriously. about Burley trailers is that they’re so quiet and pull so smoothly over paved trails… so every once in a while I had to nervously look back to make sure the Bee was still connected to my bike!

Keep in mind that Burley, like all trailer companies, offers better comfort and more features as you upgrade to a higher model. Like I said, this isn’t unique to the Bee–and the floor fabric is still superior to many “cheap” trailer–but if you have extra money to spend, this might be a reason for you to upgrade. After years of hauling kids in trailers we’ve learned that it’s almost inevitable–at some point you’re going to tip a trailer over with your kid(s) in it. My only real complaint about the Burley Bee is not at all unique to the Bee–it’s true of all “budget” trailer–but it’s still worth mentioning.

Budget Trailers: The Bee is much easier to fold than budget trailers, which makes a huge difference if you’re going to transport the trailer often. The image on the right shows the same 18-month-old with a 5-year-old tester, who together max out the 80 lb. The good news is that the Bee does have a recessed helmet pocket so your child can comfortably rest their head (with helmet) against the back of the seat. Not selecting the correct options may incur additional charges (Please see 'Courier Selection' for more information). Please complete the booking info boxes with as much detail as you can as we will review the info you supply to help ensure compatibility.