38 reviews forHAFENBANDE Cabby L Bicycle Trailer incl. 2 couplings

Firstly, assembling it alone without pictures, just with instructions that don’t say much, is quite an art. (As a layperson) I somehow managed to get it done anyway. The buggy is very good and drives well. The front wheel turns nicely, which is great for manoeuvring curves, whether on sand, pavements, or asphalt—it rides well on all surfaces. There’s no bike pump included, which would be desirable at this price, or at least a spare wheel, as that’s missing too. Also, it’s very difficult to access the valve on the small front wheel for inflating.

Top and sturdy trailer

I have a 10-year-old Malinois female. She weighs 20 kg and fits perfectly. She even went in voluntarily straight away. You can fold the wagon up and store it in the corner.

For the price, you get a good dog transporter for larger, heavier dogs. Assembly was straightforward, except for one bar – you need a bit more strength for setting it up and taking it down. My husband has to help me with that. In my opinion, the single brake isn’t sufficient. I only use the transporter for walks, and it’s easy to steer and pushes smoothly. The suspension is adequate. Unfortunately, the covering on the push handle moves around a bit. It’s recommended.

Baggy received today. The quick delivery time of two days, the well-thought-out concept, and the easy assembly are definitely worth highlighting as positives. It also makes a stable impression, and the 3 openings provide plenty of space for dogs who are using it for the first time. Unfortunately, I have to deduct one star because the brake is only on one side, and there’s no option to easily retrofit it on the other side. This is a bit disappointing, especially for dogs with health issues.

It’s easy to push and fold up. Unfortunately, the grip’s covering twists/slides very easily, and assembly is difficult because the drill holes only match up about 95%. I was misled by the term "suspended," as it’s the drawbar that’s suspended, not the axle, which means the dog gets shaken around quite a bit when pushed on a gravel path. On top of that, the floor plate isn’t fixed in the front area. Still, for the price, it’s good, just not necessarily suitable for the outback.