- Will it fit my bike and trailer?
- Only if the bracket's holes match your rear axle nut and the coupler opening matches your trailer arm diameter. Measure the axle, the dropout spacing and the trailer arm before ordering. Branded trailers often need the maker's own hitch.
- Does it come with the pin and bolts?
- No. The package is the coupler bracket alone, so you supply the axle nut, bolt and retaining pin. Check what your old hitch used and reuse those parts if they are sound.
- Is it strong enough for a loaded cargo trailer?
- There is no published load rating, so treat it as a light-duty part. It is a reasonable match for a child or small cargo trailer on paved paths, not for heavy loads or rough off-road use.
- How does it compare with a branded hitch?
- A branded hitch is made for one trailer arm and usually ships with the correct pin and bolts. This generic part is more flexible across bikes but depends on your measurements being right.
- How do I install it?
- Remove the rear axle nut, seat the bracket on the axle against the dropout, and tighten the nut over it. Then slide the trailer arm into the coupler and fit the pin. Check the arm swings freely and the wheel clears the trailer.
- Where is the Universal Bicycle Trailer Coupler Attachment Bike Trailer Hitch Replacement Metal Black cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $6.49, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Universal Bicycle Trailer Coupler Attachment Bike Trailer Hitch Replacement Metal Black?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Universal Bicycle Trailer Coupler Attachment Bike Trailer Hitch Replacement Metal Black?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon.