🚴♂️ Towbuddy: Because every ride deserves a sidekick!
The Towbuddy Bike Tow Bar is a lightweight, metal-frame accessory designed to safely connect adult bikes (26" wheels and above) with kids’ bikes (12-20" wheels). It supports up to 32kg, features a tool-free quick release for easy attachment and detachment, and includes a fork stabilizer for balanced, controlled towing. Its compact, stow-away design ensures convenience for families on the go.
| Color | Orange |
| Size | 12-20 Inch Kids Bikes |
| Frame material | Metal |
| Material type | Metal |
| Maximum height recommendation | 20 Inches |
| Brand | Ammaco |
| Department | Unisex-Youth |
| Manufacturer | Ammaco |
| Package Dimensions | 63.9 x 16.3 x 5.6 cm; 2.9 kg |
| ASIN | B0CFLGCVDN |
K**N
Amazing
Really easy to use and the kid loves it
A**R
Don’t bother!
There are better quality versions of this out there. The craftsmanship of this product is a bit lazy - there were elements we couldn’t put together because the holes didn’t line up properly. The baby bike kept leaning with this product which made it quite unsafe. We ended up returning this product.
D**E
Tow Bar keeps tilting to side
Seems like a great deal until you use it. The child's bike tilts to the side and is very easy for them to fall off.I thought maybe we didn't set it up correctly but no....we took it apart and set it up again but the tilt remains. If you're looking for a tow bar, I'd look elsewhere. Had a lot of promise but I should have listened to the already poor reviews.
L**.
It’s really hard to fit
It’s really hard to fit the written instructions aren’t easy to follow we had to use you tube. The bar can’t be packed away on the side of my adult bike because the bar hits the tyre the locking clip only fits in when it’s in fully extended mode when it’s folded it won’t fit in the holes.
K**E
Poor
Rediculas to fit! Also moves doesn't keep the towing bike straight it moves and tips!
M**E
Doesn’t stay straight - child’s bike tilts
This had a lot of promise and looks like it should work as the fittings are heavy duty . However when cycling it’s fine in a straight line . However during turns this introduces some tilt or lean on the child’s bike and the bracket that attaches around the child’s bike head tube starts to slip. This results the in the tow bar not being straight and the child’s bike having a tilt. My daughter found this quite unnerving . I assembled the bar correctly (yes it’s a fiddle ) and did the bracket up extremely tight (the bracket cut through child bike paintwork !). But ultimately this doesn’t work that well.
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