Allen Sport Yoogo Cargo Trailer CZ2

I’ll keep this short. I took a screw driver, foam tape, metal rack, reflective tape & zip ties to make an even better trailer.Right out of the box thing was terrifying to ride at 10 mph. I mean it rattled a lot even with a 36lb Soundboks laying down on it to stabilize it. With or without weight you touch uneven road like a man hole that isn’t evenly paved it could go sideways and take you out. Had to use foam tape to tighten the gap of the wheels. Way too much slack when the wheels can shift left & right. Second was cargo bag, too small for me so I unscrewed the trailer took it off and placed an old metal rack on top then zip tied it down. Third was it needed reflectors so I got a nice roll of white reflective tape for the rear. Also tighten all the bolts and it can easily support 100lbs no problem.

We bought this for an extended RV trip, using a motor coach with no tow vehicle. We brought our bicycles, but are going to be in one of the parks for almost two weeks in Florida. Fortunately there is a laundromat and stores to provision within a couple of miles of the camp. So we needed something to haul firewood, laundry, drinking water, provisions Etc. We've been using this for a week and it has performed flawlessly. I am very impressed with this trailer, other than pumping up the tires it set up in probably two or three minutes, just pop in the wheels into the axle slots and pop in on the handle, the attachment to the bicycle was a few seconds due to a quick release lever. We're using these with mountain bikes. The universal joint works perfectly, with a light load you forget it's even there. We have been on trails with it and sandy unpaved roads. Works great on all surfaces. Critical to us, the dimensions needed to be such that it would fit in the "basement" of our Motorcoach . The wheels and handle just pop off with the attached links , and it becomes a flat, easily stowable item that fits perfectly on a shelf in the basement compartment , hardly taking up any room. Again no problem. It tracks extremely well, I can't fault it for anything. Excellent trailer, excellent price.

Great for groceries. Will fit two standard paper grocery bags across and a gallon of milk plus a very large (1 gal?) vet of ice-cream. (This has been proven my me.) Or most likely three standard paper bags and one gal of milk. (That's theoretical but most likely true. And it's lighter than Allen's older model trailers (which I also have). Easier to carry up a flight or two of stairs.And in case you're wondering, it does have plenty of ground clearance at the front of the cargo area of the trailer when attached to a folding bike with 20 inch wheels. I had been worried about this because the older model does also have enough clearance but it's close. This model seems to have better clearance.This will definitely be my go-to trailer for quick trips for groceries and/or beer.

This trailer is perfect for what I want to do. It set's very close to the ground and I was worried about that but it works out just fine. I use it with a 'tadpole' tricycle so the height works out just right for me. I also really like the hitch handle. It has an extension that doubles as a stand to keep the trailer flat when it's at rest and you could actually use it as a cart for shopping etc.

I gave this 4 out of 5 stars My wheel is 17" across.Good Points: Light weight, easy to install the wheels, and hitch. It's about 1/3 the price of a Burley cargo trailer that sells for about $250.00+Bad points: mostly it's a cardboard bottom, so if it gets wet, well , you know what can happen.The clips are very hard to undo and clamp on. The spring is super tight for someone in their late 60's (fingers), hard to undo and clamp on. So I will have to spread the clamp out some.I will also have to a piece of plastic drop cloth to wrap around the cardboard and use duct tape to hold it tight, until I find some thin mica top to replace the cardboard. Not sure why they used this. My reason for only 4 stars.

It does not hold anything super heavy, but we loaded 2 beach chairs, a cloth ice chest with drinks, and a beach umbrella on it. Had to add a few of our own bungees to secure it. You could hardly tell it was behind our bike. Has lots of space for bungees. securely attaches to bike.

I use this trailer towed behind a small folding bicycle (Citizen Tokyo), and as a marina dock cart. It is well made, tows quietly, and comfortably carries an Engel 25 cooler. The included cargo net is sized and secured well. All the accessory bits are attached by lanyards so they can't get lost. It folds with little effort into a small lightweight package. There is a reflector on the rear. The tires/tubes are 12.5" x 2.25" so replacements are easy to find. The tires included with my trailer have cute dolphin shaped treads.

It's lasted the summer and is still going strong so I guess it gets five stars. Bought this for my boy to use at the campgrounds. He hooks it up to his bike and hauls his RC car or whatever other treasures around the campground. He even loaded up firewood and hauled it back to our site. And my personal favorite, when he brought back food from the camp store. He'd take it on and off his bike several times a day and it's held up well. He loves it, it is serving us well, and we are quite pleased with it.