PUSHYS REVIEW: Topeak Journey Trailer with Drybag

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This modern trailer and drybag combo is perfect for a ride to the market or a trip across a continent. Featuring an elegant TwinSpar frame, the lightweight yet rugged alloy design handles any touring load with predictable and stable road manners. SlideLock quick release fittings allow the rider to attach or remove the trailer easily, or with an extra optional fitting, install the trailer on a second bike. A custom waterproof drybag fits securely into the trailer and can double as stand alone luggage. Fits on bikes with rear dropout spacing of 130 mm or 135 mm with 26" or 700c wheels.
Features
• Frame AL 6061 16" Alloy Wheel Set with Reflector Stripe
• Bag Material Waterproof Fabric Sonically Welded Seams
• Capacity 653 L / 3980 ci 32 kgs/ 70 lbs
• Added Features 16" Rear Fender Safety Flag SlideLock QR Attachment Carrying Handle
• Size (L x W x H) 157 x 44.7 x 42 cm 61.8" x 17.6" x 16.5"
• Weight 4.85 kgs/ 10.69 lbs (Trailer) 1.60 kgs/ 3.53 lbs (DryBag)

[@se7encureton]

I just got one of these

[@Bgdutch77]

Mine broke on the quick release, the tread came off en I was strande with my fishing gear, way to much for such a fragile trolley

[@francoispaquin9996]

Unfortunately, not a mention about
how the trailer breaks down for transportation. Can it fitted in is own dry bag?

[@SnapographyAP]

Can you use it with a thru axle (with an adapter of some sort)?

[@pinstripebanditt]

Hi ther looking fir some advice I wanted to get a bike trailer for my shoping. And I'm not sure what's the best thru axel for my rear wheal Giant Performance Tracker Disc, 32h, [F] 15mm axle, [R] 135x5mm QR the trailer I'm thinking of geting is a TOPEAK Journey Trail and they have different thru axel options but I'm not sure witch is best for me could you please offer some advice thanks ken I will attach a link of my bike www.giant-bicycles.com/gb/xtc-advanced-29er-1-2016

[@critterIMHO]

At least for this review shouldn’t your name be Pullys?