InStep Sierra Double Bicycle Trailer

Take your tykes in tow with the InSTEP® Sierra™ bike trailer. The lightweight steel trailer is designed with a coupler that attaches to the rear hub of nearly any bicycle, and the cabin holds two children (up to 100 lbs total weight) securely within a five-point harness, beneath a rain shield. For additional versatility, the trailer easily converts to a stroller with a padded push bar and swivel wheel.

Take your kids for a bike ride in the Instep Sierra Double Bicycle Trailer with 16-inch pneumatic tires with molded rims for superior performance and durability. The 2-in-1 canopy includes a bug screen and weather shield and the versatile bicycle coupler attaches to most bicycles. The parking brake offers extra safety while in stroller mode and a deluxe harness and seat has padding for added child comfort. Other features include a stroller kit with swiveling front wheel and handle bar and a folding frame design with quick-release wheels for compact transport and storage.

A dual trigger folding mechanism makes folding the jogger for transport easy and safe.

Features:

• 16-inch pneumatic tires with molded rims provide performance and style
• Folding frame design with quick release wheels makes compact
• 2-in-1 canopy includes a bug screen and weather shield
• Versatile bicycle coupler attaches to most bicycles
• Includes stroller kit with swiveling front wheel & handle bar
• Parking brake offers extra safety while in stroller mode
• Deluxe harness & seat with padding for added child comfort

Specifications:

• Assembled Weight: 33.08 pounds
• Weight Limit: 100 pounds

Instep's Stance on Safety Instep is a proud member of the JPMA organization and choose to have our strollers tested by an independent testing laboratory to the specific ASTM standard to ensure each and every stroller is safe. Instep recommends that a child be at least 6 months of age before putting him/her in any stroller. Bike trailers are not for use with children under the age of 12 months or one year. Children must be able to support the weight of their heads so they can support the weight of a helmet, which is always recommended for use while a child is riding in a trailer.