We bike with this, we take it on planes, we use it as a stroller all the time.It does almost everything you'd want in a stroller, and almost everything you'd want in a trailer.So with that said, here are the few things I don't like:* I worry that the snaps for the mesh screen will wear out* the seats' canvas doesn't make space for helmets, so it's a bit awkward* it would be really nice if the stroller wheels were attached and just tipped up like some other models* we have a small SUV and it baarely fits in the trunk with the big wheels removed. makes packing a bit difficult* The handle is not really adjustable and is a few inches lower than I would like for my height (6'). If you are taller than me, I don't think you'd like strolling with this.Otherwise, we are biking all the time, going on walks more, it made this past summer so much better than it would have been otherwise.

We love this stroller/trailer combo! We bought it to replace our schwinn echo and have a double stroller. While we loved the echo, we didn’t love that when using it as a stroller the bar that connects to the bike sits way out in front and is kind of awkward when navigating it around people or in places. Also, the echo trailer would sag below if the storage was too full and our feet would kick it when walking. We went on a search for something that had more structure could be easily stored and transported as a stroller, but could also serve as a bike trailer, and that is where we found this because the wheels are under the trailer when using it as a stroller and the tow bar Stores on the side of the trailer. We are also both tall and we like the stroller handle sits up higher for us and our feet can freely walk below it without worrying about kicking it. It pushes really easily as a stroller and my three-year-old is 41 inches tall and fit in it well he doesn’t complain about it the only difference between the echo is the feet compartment for the children is much shallower and my three year old has size 8 feet and they just barely fit in there, but as he grows older, I expect him to prop his feet up and set them in there differently. I don’t think he’ll complain too much about that. While it is heavy to pick up and put into the back of my car, I appreciate that it folds up horizontally and aligns with the wheels vertically versus a standard stroller the wheels stick up on the side so I don’t have to remove the wheels when storing it in my car and it is so smooth and convenient. The only problem is sometimes my boys squabble with each other when they’re sitting next to each other. In the photos, you will see my three year old and my one year old sitting side-by-side for size comparison my one year old is probably around 30 inches tall. My one year old has fallen asleep in it and just rest his head against the side window and it didn’t seem to bother him at all. My three year old has said he prefers this because the windows are larger than our echo trailer so he can see more. The storage area is quite large and we can easily fit 2 to 3 diaper bag backpacks in the back of it. My only complaint is, there is not a cup holder, but that you could easily add a caddy. the foot brakes are really easy to use and it’s easy to fold up and we put the handlebar in the stroller while folding it up and once it’s locked, you can lift it into the back of your vehicle quite easily. It’s just the size and weight of it is the hard part. We have yet to hook it up to my E bike to use it that way, but I expect it to work fantastically, and if we have any issues, I will update after that. I measured all of the dimensions of the child sitting area and it’s maybe an inch taller than the Schwinn, an inch or so deeper than the Schwinn. The only difference is the foot compartment like I already mentioned otherwise everything else is pretty comparable in size the handlebar is slightly higher than what the schwinn can go for the parent pushing it. Sometimes when I am out with my two boys on my own, and my husband is not with we like to take our dog with us and I can easily take the handlebars off and loop the leash around the handlebar and put it back on and it will go over the stroller and the dog can walk in front of us and that is a nice little trick that I was not expecting it, which made walking with my dogs so much easier. The buckles are not the best in terms of the use user friendliness of them. They’re just a little clunky and tightening and sizing them but I found that all bike trailers are pretty much that way unless you get a really expensive one that makes that a little bit more user-friendly, so I’m pretty neutral on the style of those. The trailer does fit through doorways it when you’re using it as a stroller and glides quite nicely. When you are transitioning from towing to stroller. The tow bar will come completely off and be stored on the side of the wagon, which is really nice and makes it have a clean flat front. It’s also nice to be able to push my children up to things so they can view them see them when we walk through doorways my three-year-old likes to push the handicap button for the door to open and he can do that without getting out of the stroller which is an added bonus that I was not expecting. We really wish we could recliner seats in case one of them fell asleep, but we also reminded ourselves that there aren’t that many times when we need that feature and pushing our children and their little, and they tend to just fall asleep however wherever if they’re really that tired so we decided that was a non-issue for us. The other bike trailer combo that we looked at was a schwinn joy rider and we really liked a lot of the features that one in the size and the seats except that we didn’t like the smaller storage in the back of it and we also did not like the weight of it in the way it folded up and then the wheels would have to be popped off to store that into your vehicle as easily so we did not like that feature of it so we decided to try this one first and absolutely love it.EDIT TO ADD: after using this for a few weeks here are a few pros and cons. I LOVE how easy it is to collapse and put back together. It is quite heavy to put into the car but it doesn’t take me long and any double stroller is really big and awkward. I wish that the tow bar had a spring shock like our schwinn did. I don’t feel like its any bumpier for the kids but it does feel a bit hard to pull, like there’s less give. I hate the straps/buckle. When using as a stroller I have to strap my one year old in or he’ll climb all over and they are a pain. It’s not so bad if I just have to do it for biking like I do for my 3 year old but it is annoying. I hate that both shoulder straps have to be together to push into the crotch buckle. I wish they could go in independently like a car seat. Sometimes I’m fighting him while he’s wriggling and it’s really hard. Otherwise we love this. I love that it fits thorough doors and my 3 year old can get in and out by himself easily.

I purchased this bike stroller for different reason than other people.. I have special needs children and primarily use stroller wagon for outings. I found out at the last minute my airline no longer let you gate check wagons. Plus wagons are not allowed at Disney. I tried using a regular stroller at the airport but my daughter does not have the mental awareness to keep her legs tucked in, so her feet were getting caught on the wheels. I was desperate to find something that will fit 2 older toddlers, has room for their feet, and covers completely in case they need to regulate. I realized bike strollers would work so I researched all night trying to find the right one.Thule was way too expensive. Schwinn was awesome but too wide. Delta was slightly too wide and reviews mention how bad their customer service is(they are absolutely right btw, from my own experience). Radio Flyer seemed to fit the bill. I made the purchase fully expecting to sell it after we got back from the trip.Well it took about a day to absolutely fall in love with it. It maneuvers far better than any stroller or wagon I've owned,(which was heavily tested at crowded DIsney), FITS THROUGH DOORWAYS(very important!!), my 6 year old and 3 year old was very comfy not crammed, the back storage compartment is SO ROOMY it fit everything we needed and then some. The storage area has a flap so the contents are not visible when we leave it behind. This thing ended up being such a delight to have for our trip that when we got home even my mom called just to tell me we should keep this stroller.We did run into a couple small issues though, the top cover has a very small opening where the handlebar connects, so you really gotta pry it open in order for the bar to click. I'm afraid I'll eventually rip the fabric one day. Second is the red button for the rear wheels fell off on the first day. BUT Radio flyer customer service was amazing and sent me a new one right away.The only other drawback I can think of is unlike a stroller it doesn't fold much. But the shape kind of works! If you have a minivan, you simply fold and put it in upright position. If it's an SUV, remove the rear wheels and it will become much more manageable. And if you're keeping it at home, you simply roll it away folded. Honestly I prefer that to other elaborately folding strollers and wagons out there.

This was very easy to assemble and was on par with my Nuna stroller as far as smooth pushing and hanging in stroller mode.. however this is not great if wanting to use as an everyday stroller (at least it wasn’t for us) there is absolutely no padding, which I didn’t think would be too much of an issue, but the second ride my kids started complaining about being uncomfortable after about 10-15min.. I tried putting a cushion in and that seemed to make it worse because then then would slip a bit and it just made for an awkward and uncomfortable fit. As much as I loved how smooth it was in stroller mode, we returned and decided to just wait till we can afford to buy the Thule Chariot!It really is a great product, just not a good fit for us! I would still definitely recommend, just be warned it’s not very comfortable for long rides!