Allen Sports Deluxe 1-Child Trailer

Pros / Cons
Pros
- The folding steel frame and removable 40.6 cm wheels help reduce the space needed for storage.
Cons
- It is bike-only: there is no supported stroller conversion, and the coupler must attach securely to the bicycle’s rear axle.
Product Facts
- Use
- Bike-only
- Seats
- 1
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Allen’s Deluxe one-child trailer suits one-child rides on paved paths when you do not need stroller conversion. The narrow steel cabin uses a five-point harness and quick-release 41 cm (16-inch) wheels, then folds for storage. Allen identifies the T1-B and T1-O variants as one child with a 23 kg (50 lb) capacity. The T1 manual adds a 106.7 cm (42 in) height ceiling and says the child must be over 12 months and able to hold their head upright while wearing a helmet. It is a bike-only trailer: the coupler fixes to the bicycle’s left rear axle and the safety strap loops around the frame. Confirm that connection on the actual bicycle before choosing it.