One Wheel Maya Cycle Bicycle Cargo Trailer

This is the best trailer for the price. VERY sturdy and quiet. I have to turn the bike wheel I little just to feel if it's still there. The arms that fold out are genius and make moving it around very easy. The kick stand is so well designed, it actually holds your entire bike upright while you are off of it. With only one wheel, you don't have to worry about the right wheel falling off the pavement.

I bought the Maya bicycle trailer for a self-support trip around Lake Michigan this summer with friends, 1100 miles. On several training rides, the Maya trailer worked great. The bag was large enough for my tent, sleeping bag and gear. The single wheel design followed perfectly. But the best feature is the kickstand. My friends’ trailers didn’t have kickstands, and they were constantly searching for a tree or building to lean their bikes against. With the Maya trailer, I was able to stand my bike along the road or in the middle of a parking lot. Looking forward to an awesome trip around the lake this summer!

Information was WRONG. Does NOT FIT rear bike frame to E-Bikes. I'm going to take a CHANCE I can get the trailer frame spread another full inch at a local car repair shop. If not a total loss. The REAR WHEEL is cheap, the hub had to be reassembled due to poor packing of the bearings. Had to purchase a higher grade TIRE and PUNCTURE RESISTANT inner tube. ALSO, if you do decide to purchase this trailer based on your bike, I HIGHLY recommend you purchase a heavy RUST PROOFING spray and finish. The paint job on this trailer is VERY POOR. I don't see how they justify (not very well made) the price of this trailer, crazy.

Guess I didn't realize and should have been informed that this trailer does but fit all bikes. If you don't have a quick release rear wheel then pack the damn thing back in its box and send it back...

I dont know when this trailer became a 300 dollar trailer. I bought 1 in 2013 it was 50 bucks and came with same red bag (which was poorly made but did its purpose) and the quick release skewer nothing was made of plastic and the wheel was decent quality I still have it and its been a great trailer. but from what I'm reading in the reviews now it seems to be junk after reading these reviews if I were buying it now I would go with the BOB trailer for the same price and better quality. its kind of sad they had a good product then cheapened it up and raised the price 250 bucks

I am planning a cross country bicycle ride from Bangor, ME to Bangor, WA. So, I will update my review after it has been on the road for 3,500 miles.After spending nearly 2 days looking at different bike trailers, one-wheel, two-wheel, different ways they attach, weight, agility, etc. AND watching youtube videos of each one. I decided to go with the Maya Bicycle trailer for a few reasons.One of the big reasons I picked Maya is the price of course. I have used 2 other expensive bike trailers, and found the Maya to be just as superior (if not more so) than some of it's competitors, and for half the price! The Maya is also, slightly more light weight than the other trailers, which probably shouldn't matter if your loading up with groceries or bikepacking.I think the features of the trailer will be really useful on my long journey, I already don't know how i would be managing the awkward disconnecting of the trailer with the kickstand! The kickstand on the trailer holds everything upright, even your bike! SO, you aren't always needing to find someplace to lean everything up against, or having to lay your bike down. Which also makes for VERY easy quick release. Then, when you have been riding all day and are to tired to carry your gear, flip the arms around and use the 'wheel barrow' feature to wheel your gear over to camp.The only other big thing I noticed while using the Maya, is the turning ability. The other expensive trailers use a 'V' type arm to connect the bike to the trailer, which I think limits it's ability to turn. You would notice, turning, the arm will stop against the front of the trailer, and you have to take wider turns. The Maya trailer has a single arm, not a 'V' shape that connects the bike, so it seems to give it slightly more clearance over the frame of the trailer, and helps it turn better. Just don't overload the trailer. I threw 50 pounds of lifting weights on the first ride, and it rode like a ghost! But I could feel it in some of the turns.All in all, i am a pretty picky person when it comes to my gear, and I think you WILL be happy with this trailer around town for sure! I will let you know how cross country goes! I Leave August 2015.

Initially I gave this trailer a good review but now after only a few seasons of using it its falling apart. I'm a road rider so not rough on it I mainly use it for grocery items as of now the top welds on both back corners have separated and the fender holder has snapped off .these are parts which actually take no stress when using the trailer so I'm very disappointed and have lowered my rating as over time it has not held up under normal use