Steel Hitch Guide and Instructions | Burley

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At Burley we offer many different hitching solutions, from standard Quick Release Axles to Thru Axles. It's important to know what you need for your bike, as well as how to hitch a Burley trailer to your bike using the Burley Steel Hitch. Use this helpful Hitch Guide to learn how to connect a Burley trailer to your bike.
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@Kyurnmakes Год назад

What size pin is used to connect the arm to the steel hitch? Trying to adapt an older burley solo with the rear fork attachment. Thanks!

@danlittleton2020 2 года назад

Your missing the burly balls fitment for the thousands of rear hub E-Bikes that want to use the COHO-XC. A video and adapters showing how to work around this would be GOLD!

@Burleytrailers 2 года назад

Hello Dan, Thank you for your feedback. We will pass this suggestion along to our marketing team for a future video topic. Sincerely, The Burley Team

@brauljo Год назад

How should the safety trap be wrapped onto a disc brake bike? Does the strap run the risk of getting tangled with rotor?

@scottbecker3485 2 года назад

Great overview - very helpful. What about using a Burley D‘Lite X Double with a Brompton? Do I need a special adapter for that? And could I possibly instead use a Radical Design hitch so it‘s still possible to fold and park the Brompton (swing rear wheel in) while the Burley remains attached?

@HandmadeByDitsyTulip Год назад

Hi, did you ever find the answer to your questions? I’m looking to use on a Brompton too and struggling to find if I need an adapter. Many thanks

@patrickwmason Год назад

My experience is that you will need to create your own bracket to raise the hitch well above the brompton rear axle. I've heard that thule hitches are a ball, which work better with the rear fold. There is no way to allow that with the burley, without the hitch part that attaches to the bike freely swiveling, which it is not designed to do.

@scottbecker3485 Год назад

@@HandmadeByDitsyTulip Sorry for overlooking this. Unfortunately I gave up on the idea for now. I bought (and very much like) the Burley but only use it with my touring bike.