WeeRide Co-Pilot Bike Trailer

I had looked at several different options before deciding on the Wee-Ride Co-Pilot. Some of the other reviews created some doubt, but in the end the other reviews were very helpful in understanding the workings of this bike. My 5 year old daughter loves it. I am FINALLY able to get the excercise that I have been missing since she couldn't keep up on the longer rides. Plus with the cost of gas it is very nice for the whole family to be able to ride to the library, grocery, parks, etc. The Wee-Ride is a great value and is well constructed. I am very excited to be using this on a daily basis!

Product arrived missing parts (making it unusable) and after 3 calls and faxing over proof of purchase over many weeks the company has yet to send the missing parts, despite being told each time they are sending them. Just keep getting the runaround. So far I have a piece of metal, plastic, and rubber that can only gather dust.

We LOVE our co-pilot! We waited until our little girl was 4 years old (got it for her 4th birthday) to get this for her since on our family bike rides we'd have to wait for her. She had a little trouble at first getting her little legs to the bottom of the petals with the seat in the lowest position (and she's TALL). So when she'd petal you'd feel it in the front leaning to each side. As she's gotten a bit taller, it is a bit better. That just might be the nature of the product though. I read the other reviews about the back falling over, well yeah, it's on a pivoting hinge so it can turn with the adult bike but it also twists. FUN for the family! We wouldn't trade ours for anything!

Easy to put together. My daughter loves riding behind and feeling like a "big" girl on her wee.

It will be a fun and hassle free summer.

Before I bought this item, I read all the reviews. I found all good reviews except one.
I ignored the bad one with the wishful thinking that the customer got a bad piece.
I faced exactly the same problem that the customer mentioned. I checked
the design carefully, I found that there is nothing wrong with the piece. It is a
fundamental design problem. There are two clamps, one attach to the primary bike seat rod,
and another on the rod that attach to the first. Both clamps can not be tightened
firmly to prevent it from rotation. Due to the possibility of simultaneous rotations of these
clamps, the trailer can incline to a large extent. With a child riding on the trailer,
it can trip over easily. This problem may not show up in first one or two rides. But with
a few more rides, the friction in the clamps goes away, and they start rotating more
freely. In my opinion, this trailer should be recalled, as it is too dangerous to be on the road.