Aosom Elite 2-in-1 Three-Wheel Bicycle Cargo Trailer & Jogger for Two Children with 2 Safety Harnesses & Storage

I wanted to write a review about this stroller because I read all the reviews before I bought it and although there were a lot of positive reviews, there were also some really bad reviews. I was hesitant but bought it anyway; I am SO happy I did.This is an excellent stroller/bike trailer. It is super quick to assemble, rides very easy, and is very high quality-- all metal. The main reason I wasn't going to purchase it, is because someone said it took 5-10 minutes to break down for storage or transport. This is NOT true. It takes less than two minutes-- I have it down to about 45 seconds now. It is not a one handed break down, but it takes no more than a minute. I think that reviewer just didn't know how to break it down.All you have to do (when it is in the stroller setup) is remove the handlebar, remove the cross bar that is beneath the handlebar, and then remove the front wheel-- all of these are on quick release systems to make them easy to disassemble. It then simply folds down-- you don't need to remove the side wheels. If it is in the bike trailer phase, you don't even need to take the handlebar or wheel off, so it takes about 10 seconds. I keep the wheel guards off because I don't find them necessary, and I also keep the brakes off because I don't use them, either. So if you are using those two features then it might take longer, but I would suggest not having either of those on if you are one who transports it often. I drive my two little girls (ages 4 and 2) to a trail that we stroll/jog on everyday, so I like the ease of set up and break down without those two features on.I wanted to clarify the ease of breakdown for anyone thinking of purchasing it. It DOES break down very easy-- again, it is not a one click, one handed system, but it is simple and quick.There are two things that I don't like are that the front wheel, when is stroller mode, does pull a bit to the right. It could have been how i assembled it and not the fault of the stroller-- I don't know. Second, it will tip over if the kids inside start rocking and thrusting themselves backwards like kids sometimes like to do. I just warned my kids about the danger of it, and so we don't have a problem. But if you have overactive kids who like to throw themselves about, there is the possibility of it tipping backwards if you are not holding it.

This stroller/bike trailer is good. Only a few flaws. The biggest flaw is that the brakes suck but you really don’t need them because if you’re using it as a bike trailer then your bike has brakes and if you’re using it as a jogger then you yourself are the brakes. There should be wheel locks for when using it as a jogger so when you’re just wanting to stop uphill or something then your child won’t roll away. Thankfully it was easy to put together because the instructions were mainly in a foreign language.*Also for parents with toddlers who tend to slide... Buy a cheap pool noodle and cut out three (2 inches) sections of it then zip tie it together and put electrical tape for comfort and stick it in the crotch strap and bam no more sliding toddler lol.*

This seems to work better as a bike attachment than a jogger. In jogger mode, the front wheel doesn’t move, so it’s not the smoothest (at all) when you’re trying to turn or do anything than go straight. That would be fine except on top of that, my front wheel wasn’t aligned (not an installation error I promise), and it kept pulling to the right. So every 5 or so feet I had to move the stroller to the left to get it back on track, which was super annoying. I was looking forward to this jogger, even accepted the grief from my hubby that reminded me that this was not a needed expense.It was so frustrating pushing this and have it not turn well and not push straight.Did I mention it tips back easy? Yes.. there is not a lot of weight in the front as it’s meant to be used as a bike trailer moreso a stroller. But it was one of the cheaper ones on amazon so maybe I should have bought one of the more expensive ones that are built better.Due to this I’m now -1 on good buys in my hubby’s book 🙄Oh, it also will not fit through a door fully assembled.

One of the large tires was separated from its inner tubing, which quickly deflated on our first trip around the block. I took the tire and got a replacement inner tube for $20 total. That being said, the bike trailer isn’t bad at all for the price. I’ve used it dozens of times since the first incident and have not had any problems.I hope this helps!

We use this mainly as a double stroller. It's a smooth ride for the kids. The seat belts are a joke, it takes about 30 seconds for my two year old to wriggle out of them, so now I don't use them, I would be concerned about the belts if I was using it with a bike. The front wheel has never been straight but I tip it back anyway when pushing it, it's much easier to maneuver without the fixed wheel touching the ground. There are a few negatives to this stroller/trailer but for the money it's a great and we use it almost daily.

We use it as a bike trailer, haven't tried out the jogger option. Pretty self-explanatory assembly for the main chassis and includes English/German instructions. The brake assembly instructions were only sent in German but works great without them for our purposes, until I get time to finish my Rosetta Stone. We're a couple months into use on it, had to replace one of the shoulder strap connectors that broke but otherwise a very good product. Would recommend.

Not really impressed with this as a stroller. It's too big to fit in a doorway.The instructions are very hard to understand. The package came with missing bolts that were bouncing around in the bottom of the package. It isn't water proof so avoid puddles and bad weather. It gets SO hot inside where the little kids sit because of the plastic windows. I fixed this by cutting the plastic out and replacing it with black mesh. It tips backwards! So dangerous to have kids in a stroller that tips backwards and has no breaks. It also has no stearing.As far as a wagon goes it seems fine. Except for the installation and missing bolts.

We love it! Matches my huffy cruiser perfectly! I've attached a photo of my husband using it haha!

This is the first time my husband and I have ever purchased one of these, and we're pretty disappointed in the braking system. It doesn't work. At all.And, since it's a two-seater it is very wide - as in, don't build it somewhere you need to take the door off of or disassemble it when you're done putting it together.Also, there's absolutely no cushion or anything for the kids to sit on, so I imagine we'll be putting something under their bums for comfort. It's just the bars under their tushes and I think that would be very uncomfortable for them.AND! The front wheel is a total joke. It is as loose as it can be and constantly needs to be tightened.Otherwise, I think it will be good for our needs. We love the pocket on the back, the cover is nice and attaches well.

Its good when pulled by the bike. But when it is in stroller mode, the front wheel absolutely sucks. Its goes from side to side, loosens up after 4 steps, you constantly have to readjust it. Its horrible. Also, one thing that wasnt clear to me when i purchased it is that the break is only for when it is parked and you dont want it to go anywhere. Its not like a jogging stroller that you can press on the break to slow down.All in all, if you need a bike stroller, its a good one. But if you actually need it to do both, id choose something else.

It’s not a Thule but I think for the price it’s way better of a deal ...Arrived before delivery date easy assembly and I like how both my boys fit in and is a comfortable ride!I like the stroller feature, but the break I took off because it’s useless but I’m ok with it!Overall for the price it’s a great buy!? I have already recommended to my other mom friends!

Well made. A little wider than I expected but it is well built. The only difficulty we had putting it together was the brake assembly. The instructions did not fit the brake configuration. We muddled through and were able to make them work.

A little tricky to assemble but I believe it’s good quality. The stroller should only be used for outdoors and is going to be extremely hard to get it into stores