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Old 10-31-13, 06:00 PM
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china steel bob type trailer

hello everyone, has anyone bought and had good luck with these china made steel bob type trailers i bought one based on amazon reviews so im not expecting much i can braze and mig-weld to correct anything if necessary. these are sold under various names

ebay: epicsellers = Aosom
ebay: mhcorp = HOMCOM
amazon: MH Union = frugah

aosom seems to be the main corp. name. 30 day return, 90 day warranty

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I bought one from Nashbar a while back, the bike I had the mount nuts on got stolen... Nashbar no longer stocks parts for that trailer, so now I have a trailer that cannot be used. Should have spent the extra money and bought the BobYak which I CAN buy replacement parts for.

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when the package arrives one of the first thing i want to get is another set of axle connectors. i will post my findings later.

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Originally Posted by wahoonc
I bought one from Nashbar a while back, the bike I had the mount nuts on got stolen... Nashbar no longer stocks parts for that trailer, so now I have a trailer that cannot be used. Should have spent the extra money and bought the BobYak which I CAN buy replacement parts for.

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I use BoB Nutz to attach this trailer to my hub geared bikes.I think I had to remove one washer.
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The other BoB trailers come out of Taiwan, also 'China'..
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Originally Posted by Grishnak
I use BoB Nutz to attach this trailer to my hub geared bikes.I think I had to remove one washer.
Which trailer? The Nashbar one I have used a pin that went into a hollow nut, the Bob mounting system goes over the nut. Not compatible.

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The same trailer as in the picure above.I don`t use the bob nutz on the one bike with quick release,only the solid axles.
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the trailer arrived and had time to mess with it. my first impression is this aosom brand trailer was a good enough purchase for me. the trailer dose have sloppy welds like ive read about and the wheel drop-outs needed to be aligned before the wheel could even be put on. the bearings on the rear wheel are precision with dust covers not water proof. i did take off the tire to check everything to my surprise there is a thorn resistant tube inside very thick.

the box is heavy duty 3 cords thick good enough to save


bubble packed


homemade drop-out alignment tool set i have
2 - 3/8 8 inch stainless eye bolts, 4 - 3/8 grade 8 nuts, 4 - 3/8 grade 8 washers


finished and connected


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