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Burley Bee and D’Lite X add more options for single and two-child kids bike trailers

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Burley have updated their affordable Minnow single-child kids bike trailer, renaming it the Burley Bee. Aside from the name, little has changed save for the price (+$10) and color. However, for those with a larger family, a two-child version is now available for $299.99. In other news, the popular D’Lite X that doubles as a stroller is now available as a single-child bike trailer too.

Burley Bee Kids Bike Trailer

burley bee kids bike trailer 1 or 2 seater options attached to bike
The double Burley Bee weighs a claimed 9.1 kg including tow-bar, hitch and flag

The Burley Bee is their most affordable kids bike trailer by a good $100 margin. It is a bike-only trailer, unlike the more expensive Honey Bee, D’Lite X, Encore X and Cub that also double up as strollers. Burley have introduced the Bee as both a single-child and two-child kids bike trailer, with just a $20 price difference between the two. 

burley bee two-child kids bike trailer
The interior seated height and width come in at 69.9cm and 57.1cm, respectively

The Bee runs 20″ wheels that feature a push button release for quick removal. A 16″ plus sized wheel kit is a $149.99 upgrade if you plan to take the bike trailer off-roading or even over snowy ground. 

burley bee single child double bike trailer 5 point harness
Hammock style seats provide passive suspension for riders’ comfort

An adjustable five-point harness system secures your child in the cockpit, which is itself encapsulated by a full internal aluminum roll cage for protection in an accident. UPF 50+ tinted windows and a 600D polyester wind and water-resistant cover shield the occupant from the elements. The front cover and rear windows can open up to maximize ventilation. The Bee also comes with a safety flag for visibility.

burley bee folds packs down flat transport
Compact fold flattens the trailer for easy storage and transportation

The Burley Bee has ample storage space with interior pockets in both the cargo and child seating area. When you’re off the bike, a handy flex connector allows bike to lay flat while the trailer remains upright.

Burley D’Lite X Single

burley dlite x kids bike trailer singleThe Burley D’Lite X is a far more premium kids bike trailer as compared to the Bee, and its $749.99 price tag certainly reflects that. Padded seats, headrests, adjustable suspension and reclining seats make for what should be a very comfortable ride for your child when you venture off the sidewalk onto rougher terrain.

burley dlite x signle kids bike trailer padded seats suspension

The Burley D’Lite X is now available in a single occupancy version in addition to the standard double.

burley dlite x kids bike trailer single stroller dual function

 

Pricing & Availability

A single-seater Burley Bee will set you back $279.99 while the two seater kids bike trailer is priced at $299.99. The premium Burley D’Lite X is priced at $749.99 for the single-child version and $849.99 for the double. Each purchase comes with the following:

  • Trailer
  • User’s Manual
  • Tow Bar with Hitch
  • 2 Wheels
  • 2 Wheel Guards
  • Safety Flag

The Burley D’Lite X also comes with two Quick Receivers and a 1-wheel stroller kit.

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PedalTrash
PedalTrash
3 years ago

Anyone ever built a kid trailer with built in electric assist? Just enough push to counter the weight of the kid and trailer? You could use a sensor at the hitch to vary the assist based on pull, kind of the opposite of a hydraulic trailer brake system. If no one’s done it yet, just throw me a finder’s fee when you sell the company…

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