Wike Premium Double

Our score 9.02 / 10

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Wike Premium Double

Pros

  • The exact manual sets clear minimum age/height, maximum passenger height and combined load.
  • Separate stroller and jogging setups support different outings when assembled as the manual directs.

Cons

  • The manual restricts use to level surfaces, pedal-powered towing and cycling at 20 km/h or less.
  • Passengers must be at least 18 months and 31.5 in (80 cm); setup requires attention to the wheel mode, tether and secondary hitch strap.
Max Load
100 lb (45.4 kg)
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 52 in (132 cm) tall, but the manual also requires at least 18 months of age and 31.5 in (80 cm) 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.