The lugage was two expensive for me so i use a ruck sack with the waist band cut off or a large waterproof roll top dry bag , i have the propper rain cover which is good but has no rear lamp attachment point and i also bought the little attachment straps which come in a set of four and compliment the included straps , a good rear light for the travoy is a rechargable flashing dog collar which can be adapted to clip on or sewn on to one of the included luggage straps .
Hi Paul, what do you think about the stability of the burley travoy. I want to go on a bike trip and does it tip over when you make a sharp turn? I am gonna put light weight stuff on it . Thnx for this video
Hello. Thank you for asking this question. I have never had a problem with the Travoy. It is very stable and handles well on the bike. However, please remember that having an attached trailer or any rolling device on your bike is different from just riding your bike. Avoid sharp turns and going fast over rough terrain. The Travoy has amazing robust tires and the tires are set wide. These facts make it very easy to use. Yet, I am careful when I ride pulling a trailer. There are conditions when the trailer, any trailer, will flip or become unstable. Just avoid those conditions and ride safely...slowing down when you must and taking turns with caution. I hope this helps.
Hello. This a special edition color that is connected with People for Bikes an organization that promotes biking. I like the cause so I bought that edition. Here's the link. burley.com/blogs/burley-stories/burley-peopleforbikes-travoy I hope this helps.
Thank you for commenting. I usually take the trailer in with me. It's extremely light at less than 10lbs or about 4.3kg. It's manueverable and quiet as well. It also folds up with the wheels coming off with a button push. Very easy to manage. I hope this helps.
