Cyrusher Cargo Bike Trailer - US-Cargo-Bike-Trailer-ST
Compatibility
Compatible with all Cyrusher electric bike models.
What our Experts Think
-
High Load Capacity
Supports up to 80 kg (176 lb), ideal for groceries, luggage, camping gear, or bulk shopping.
-
Durable Construction
Heavy-duty iron-pipe frame with 600D Oxford fabric ensures sturdy support and weather-resistant protection.
-
Wide Compatibility
Works with all Cyrusher e-bikes, making it easy to attach without worrying about frame fit or overload.
-
Flexible & Detachable
Can be hitched when needed and removed when not in use, offering the practicality of a cargo bike without permanent bulk.
-
Practical Middle-Ground Solution
Offers more carrying capacity than panniers or racks, while being easier to store and transport compared to a full cargo bike.
Q&A
Q: What is the Cyrusher Cargo Bike Trailer?
A: It’s a versatile trailer designed to attach to e-bikes or standard bicycles for carrying cargo, groceries, or gear safely and efficiently.
Q: What are its key features?
A: Durable frame, easy bike attachment, spacious cargo capacity, weather-resistant construction, and stable wheels for smooth towing.
Q: Who should use this trailer?
A: Ideal for commuters, urban riders, or outdoor enthusiasts needing extra carrying capacity without compromising bike performance.
Q: Is it easy to attach and detach?
A: Yes — the trailer features a simple hitch system for quick installation and removal.
Q: Can it handle heavy loads?
A: Yes — designed to carry substantial weight while maintaining stability and safe towing.
Maintenance Tips
-
Regular Cleaning: Wipe down the frame, hitch, and wheels after rides to prevent dirt buildup and corrosion.
-
Inspect Hitch & Connections: Check that the trailer hitch, couplers, and safety pins are secure before every ride.
-
Wheel & Tire Care: Maintain recommended tire pressure, inspect for wear or punctures, and ensure wheels spin freely.
-
Brake & Reflector Check: If equipped, inspect brakes and reflectors for proper function and visibility.
-
Load Management: Follow the recommended weight limit to avoid strain on the frame or hitch.
-
Hardware Tightening: Periodically check all bolts, nuts, and fasteners for tightness, especially after long rides.
-
Storage: Store indoors or under cover to protect the frame and fabric from weather and UV damage.
-
Fabric & Cover Maintenance: Clean and dry the trailer’s fabric components regularly to prevent mold and deterioration.
