We’re running a great discount on the Extrawheel Voyager through the end of the year.

This is a great opportunity to get yourself moving with a great bike cargo trailer.
Only available at the Bike Trailer Shop for $259 through Free Shipping

Our staff here at Extrawheel USA has been growing strongly.  Extrawheel USA is part of the Bike Trailer Shop were we’ve recently brought on several new employees.

Melanie Street is our new shipping queen packing boxes with amazing efficiency to zip all of your products to your porch with the help of the trusty FedEx and USPS teams.

Herman Sims is pounding away on the keyboard for us, manipulation the servers, codes, languanges, scripts and all of those other things that most of us can only half grasp to serve up our website in bold, crisp, well-organized layouts.

In seeking out these two members to our team I reached out to the community of bike bloggers I try to stay in touch with.  I wanted to send a shout back to them for posting about our employee search.  So thanks to the following bloggers: Commute by Bike, Bike Hacks, How To Fix Bikes. Drunk Cyclist, HandleBar Sandwich, Cascade Couriers, Melanie Meyers, Womens Bike Talk, David Hembrow, Cyclelicio.us, Family On Bikes, Bike Blog NYC and Tucson Bike Lawyer.

Announcing the arrival of the Extrawheel Advert Trailer!  We are introducing this trailer into the US Market for eco-friendly, cost-effective advertising.

This is a perfect way to advertise your business, events and more.  We are using one ourselves and I’ll get some pictures of it up here soon.

To celebrate the arrival of the Advert Trailer, it is on sale through May 24th.

With the Extrawheel Voyager, replacing the Extrawheel Classic, we’ve got a bunch of extra Extrawheel Dry Bags that we are clearing out.  There are two sizes of these great all-purpose dry bags, a 40 liter on sale for $23.99 a and 60 liter on sale for $30.99.  Check out the Extrawheel Dry Bag Clearance.

Whether you need dry bags for boating, biking, camping or any other outdoor adventures, these bags are a great hi-quality solution at a very reasonable price.  These dry bags were manufactured for Extrawheel by Crosso Panniers of Poland.  Get them while supplies last…

Just a quick post to mention the Extrawheel vs BOB Sale going on a Bike Trailer Shop.

Bike Trailer Shop is offering the Extrawheel Voyager for $299 with a free Wandertec mLite – bike trailer flag light.
They are using this sale to contrast the differences between the BOB Trailer and the Voyager.

Have a look at the blog post at Bike Trailer Blog comparing the Extrawheel Voyager and BOB Trailer.
Also, take a look at FamilyOnABike’s comparison of the Extrawheel Classic trailer to a BOB Yak.

We recently received the new Extrawheel Voyager into stock at the Bike Trailer Shop.  Extrawheel had not yet published the instruction manual for assembling the Voyager.   While they had included the Extrawheel Classic’s instruction manual, we decided that we needed to put together something for our customer.

Robin posted a great assembly manual for the Extrawheel Voyager.

Have a look at Robin’s Step-by-Step Extrawheel Voyager.

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We just got our first shipment of the new Extrawheel Voyagers in stock.  They are listed and available for sale at the Bike Trailer Shop.  We are offering the Voyager with or without a wheel so you can mount the front wheel of your choice if you’d like.  We also have Extrawheel’s new Expert Panniers and Dry Panniers available as well.

We are very excited about this new version of the Extrawheel trailer.  It takes the best aspects of the original design, the lightwieght, minimilast design that performs incredibly well both on and off road, and adds the ability to use your panniers of choice.  By having a variety of panniers, this trailer truly becomes a multi-mode trailer.  With large-volume, waterproof panniers, the Extrawheel greatly increases your load capacity for touring.  With shopping bag and commuter friendly panniers, the Extrawheel, becomes the perfect around town go getter.

After a pause It is time to reinvigorate the ExtrawheelUSA blog.  Our webstore Bike Trailer Shop has taken over US distribution of Extrawheel trailers.  We greatly appreciate everything that John Climaldi did in getting Extrawheels into the US.

The new Extrawheel Voyager will be available by the start of 2009 at the Bike Trailer Shop.  We are also planning on offering the Extrawheel advertising trailers sometime in the spring.

The new Extrawheel Voyager is a great new design that allows the use of 26″ or 700c front wheels and carries a set of panniers.  We will be offering the Extrawheel panniers as well as a great variety of other panniers at our new partner shop, Bike Bag Shop.

BikeRadar has an excellent review of the Extrawheel giving it a final score of 4 stars out of 5:

Running a bigger wheel offers the Extrawheel several advantages. The trailer rolls up and down kerbs and uneven terrain rather than hooking up on to it, so there’s less pulsing when you’re riding. With bags packed to either side, the trailer is wider but the wheelbase between the rear wheel and the trailer wheel is far closer, so the turning circle is a lot tighter.

The other big advantage is that you’re effectively carrying a spare tyre, rim and hub. If these are needed on your bike, your damaged wheel will do for the trailer until you source a replacement. On an expedition tour, I’d run the same hub and spokes for compatibility.

But it’s in its performance that the Extrawheel really impressed. Being considerably shorter than a Yak, it acts as less of a lever on the bike, with much less tendency to try to steer and twist you from behind, particularly when the going gets rough. The larger tyre volume also doubles as a dampener once you get the air pressure right. Hit a speed bump, and the trailer does a single jump, then settles itself down.

Check out the full review here.  US shoppers can purchase trailers and accessories at the Bike Trailer Shop Extrawheel store.

You heard me right, and Extrawheel bicycle trailer can be yours free of charge! Practical Pedal Magazine is giving away one of our trailers in there first photo contest. Rules of the contest can be found on their site here. Get you best shots ready, you could be the winner! If you haven’t subscribed, you should. It’s completely free!