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Old 08-15-16 | 02:49 PM
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Bikes: Now: HPV Gecko FX 20 w/ assist.. Old: Trident Spike 2 recumbent trike w/ e-assist

This would be just fine - I don't mind leaving the hitch part on the seatpost and it just takes a nano second to put it on and off...https://www.rei.com/product/100766/b...er-bike-hitch?

Originally Posted by Winfried
The problem with seatpost-connected trailers, is that at this point, none are quick-release, since folding bikes are only a tiny portion of the market. The Burley Travoy is no exception, and takes two allen bolts to secure (although a cordless drill does the trick.) I also checked Germany's Andersen, but they don't even have a hitch to hook up their trailer to the seatpost.

Alternatively, you could consider trailers that hook up to the rear wheel instead such as the CarryFreedom or Radical Design.
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