Burley Nomad Bike Trailer (Pan-American highway) Dalton Highway must have 

I've had a Nomad trailer since 2007, and it is a handy little trailer. You have the rack on back wards by the way :) If you want to actually water proof your tailer. Get the Flex Steel Spray, clear. And hose down all the fabric bits. I've done that, and it worked great. Stay safe.

Nice review. I have used it the last two years for a bike tour. I have the newer model.I notice with 25-30 kg of materials it does feel more heavy and pulls on the bike, even uphill.I have found it most enjoyable in combination with an ebike. Negatives I have experienced is that with more weight there is a bigger burden on the rear axel which causes the wheel axel and axel of the trailer to sag on the quick release push button hinges. This makes the wheels on both sag, causing the pins to bend. Especially when frequently getting off sidewalks and bumpy roads or stony trails. It will cause the pins of the quick release wheels to bend. On off road or gravel trails it will make biking a bit heavier as the wheels are less aligned. Squeek more on longer trips, and potentially be the weak point of the bike trailer in my view. The water "resistant" side covers can reasonably with stand the frequent European rainy weather, though they are absolutely not water proof. I do wrap non waterproof gear in plastics bags or water proof bags in the trailer tonkeep them extra dry. Tip is to put thin floor mats on the bottom of the trailer to keep things inside clean and dry. I think the bike rack on top is an amazing addition and worth the investment. Great for the occasional extra bag on top, but otherwise also a great cloths line for drying clothes, while stationary or even on the go! With velcro tape you can even stick extra light on the bike rack for better visibility and illumination. When folded up and with a third collapsible walking wheel, you can easily stroll it around. Use the bike rack a make as a makeshift handle bar. For those short walks. I think the weakest point I think the trailer lacks decent shock absorption in the axel, which I think could help with longer lasting wheels and axel on offriad or uneven terrain. I also mis and option for a collapsible handlebar. For those moments you want to convert to short walks with the trailer as a cargo stoller. The it would be a truly versatile tour and cargo stoller. The room is indeed ample in my experience. Though sometimes I wish the framework was just a little bit more square in the back and less "aerodynamic" to fit gear in the back more easily.

Much love from Connecticut 🇺🇸

Nice review. Enjoy your journey

Thank you for this video. Hope you folks are faring well. I am planning a trip of my own and have been looking for a trailer. Your video goes a long way to making that decision, I liked that you said you were not nice to pieces of your kit. Putting gear through hell makes a review even better. From WA. Cheers!!

I wonder if this can be used as a sort of shopping cart. Detach it from the bike and take it inside the store to load it up.

Where can I get the top rack and Awsome videos!!!!!❤

Great review mate, is it through axle compatable?

Hello, When the rack is at the top position what the distance between the top of the rack and the ground of the trailer. just to know if my dog can seat in it and have shadow with the rack and the solar panels. Thanks sorry for my english

Cool! What solar panels do you use?

Physically speaking, is it easier to pull a trailer like that than carrying it all on the bike? I'm an older guy wanting to do the Dalton highway and I need all the help I can get.

Whats the name of that shovel?

Hi! Do you know if the Nomad can hook to a mobility scooter?

What's the floor made from ?