Wike Premium Double

Our score 9.03 / 10

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Wike Premium Double

Pros

  • The 132 cm/52 in height ceiling accommodates taller children within the load and harness limits.
  • Separate walking and jogging kits extend the same two-seat cabin beyond cycling.

Cons

  • Changing front-wheel configurations adds setup work, and the manual restricts use to level surfaces and pedal-powered towing.
Max Load
45.4 kg/100 lb
Seats
2
Use
Stroller conversion
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The Wike Premium Double suits families who want two seats for cycling, then a walking wheel or the separate jogging wheel at their destination. The cabin accepts children up to 132 cm/52 in tall, but the manual also requires at least 18 months of age and 80 cm/31.5 in in height. Both conditions matter; this is not an infant carrier. Maximum load is 45 kg (100 lb), not that amount per seat.

Place a single passenger, or the heavier of two, on the left when looking into the entrance. Fit the harness and helmet, and keep the front screen closed while cycling. The rear-axle hitch needs its locking pin and secondary frame strap, with no interference with pedalling, steering or braking.

The manual limits cycling to 20 km/h on level surfaces and excludes motorized towing. For walks and jogging, change to the appropriate supplied front wheel and wear the wrist tether. The separate wheels add conversion work; they do not make uneven terrain suitable.