Bikes Aluminum Bike Trailer Cart - Heavy-Duty Game Cart and Utility Trailer - 300lbs Maximum Capacity - 6061 Aluminum Alloy Frame, 16" Fat Tires for Any Terrain - All-Purpose Foldable Trailer

This cart is awesome! I can't even tell its behind my bike. Being that its made for a different model of bike than mine I thought I was going to have to improvise the connector mechanism when it came to work with my setup. I was pleasantly surprised when it connected to my metal basket that I have on my bike with no problem. The connecting mechanism allows the trailer to turn anyway needed independent of the position of the bike. Its very well made and solid. With this and my Mokwheel fat tire long range bike I can pack 300 lbs on the cart and another 100 lbs in the metal bike baskets. I have six lock on tree stands that I can pack on this cart and can load them up and run them out with this thing and install them in trees prior to season. This saves me from having to carry them as well as our packs. And best of all when we get a deer I just leave the stands where they are and load our packs and the deer on the cart and a way we go. As long as you can drag it to some sort of logging road its easy going after that. This setup gives me a 15 to 20 mile reach. And when I'm not using it I can disconnect it from the bike in about 30 seconds.

Got the Rambo bike game cart to work on my Jasion X-hunter ebike. Had to modify the bracket that is used to attach the trailer to the bike rack and use a longer mounting bolt since the trailer is made for Rambo bikes. It works and works well! I put my 135 pound wife on the trailer and we went for a mile ride around our neighborhood. The bike pulled away without any difficulty at all. I could not tell I had a trailer attached with my wife on it. I only took it up to 15 mph (precious cargo) and it was smooth sailing. It pulled nice and straight. I ventured into a grassy area in our city park to simulate off road riding and had zero issues. I wanted a way to get my gear into my hunting property and this will do the trick. I love that the trailer can be quickly disconnected from the bike and be used as a hand cart as well. The trailer is nice and light and folds in half for easy storage.

The media could not be loaded. My husband purchased this cart for his Aveton Adventure EBike. He loves it. He is pulling our 13 yr old son with gear. A bit over the suggested pulling weight of 70lbs but is holding up very well. Son said it's a bit bumpy but beats walking 😂 Cart is lightweight, sturdy and mostly quiet.

First one had a manufactured error and they had to send me new one in mail. The new one seems fine. I haven’t had a full chance to use it the way I plan yet. Like carrying in minerals, feed, treestands, and carrying out deer yet. I only give 5 star to those that I’ve had the product for a while and it’s an excellent product.

Made using the electric bike much easier. Great investment for the guy who has everything

Bought this cart to attach to my ebike for deer hunting and it did not disappoint at all. I absolutely love this cart and how it folds. It’s very light weight at 25lbs only so it’s not a pain to carry. Highly highly recommend this cart!

This trailer is worth it. I was a bit hesitant to buy it because of its price but it works like a beast! Definitely need to get the bike rack to attach it to your bike. It surprisingly light weight and maneuverable. It's also pretty beefy and doesn't feel like it'll break.I would recommend putting pool noodles on the front and back where the fabric touches the ground when not attached to the bike (see picture).

It's advertised as a great backwoods cart. Well, I guess it all depends on what you consider backwoods. If you're riding on flat, stable ground then I guess this cart would be okay. I took this to setup some tree stands and this cart was extremely unstable. It flipped on me multiple times and the mesh is already wearing out.Sadly, this was my first time taking it out so I suspect that if I take it out on a few more hunting trips, it will fall apart. You definitely need to go slower than I expected but it was less about speed and more about bumps. On a narrow trail, one tire is high and one is low so it easily flips over. It happened to me and pulled me an the bike with it. My friend had the single tire trailer and didn't have the same problems. I'd recommend sticking with the single tire. I'm very surprised RAMBO would advertise the R180 as a "rugged" back country trailer. I'm super disappointed with the trailer considering the price.