Hands Free Dog Bike Leash - Steel and Black Handle - Dog Bike Attachment - Easy Installation and

So far this bike leash has been a great way to get our dog further exercise. We have had a bit of a learning curve with him using it as he will pull at times. The system this uses has been working well. I absolutely love the ability to take off the pole for when I am riding without my dog. It makes the whole system worth the purchase with how convenient it is. Read more

This is a very easy and safe way to train your dog. Read more

Initially, I placed the bracket on the upright frame tube that the seat post fits into, and the bracket has worked loose every time I have used it, except once. My frame tube is about 35mm diameter. The bracket is a poor fit on that size tube. I am now going to try it on the actual seat post, which is a smaller diameter, and see if it works better there. The second time that I used it my dog somehow got the lead onto the bike's back tire, by crossing behind me I suppose. That destroyed the elastic bungey by stretching it past its failure point. I replaced that with a normal automotive tie-down bungey which works better. One time the lead snagged on something and ripped out the pin that attaches the lead to the tube. The lead was pulled clean out. The nylon lead did not break, but the attachment pin did. BTW, I am using this with an 8 month old standard poodle puppy, not a 200lb mastiff. So, just about everytime that I have taken my pup for a walk (5 or 6 mph at most) using my bike there has been a problem with this lead attachment adapter. My advice would be to pay more and get a better quality item. This one is relatively inexpensive but by the time you have replaced the weak and broken components it is not so inexpensive any more. Read more

It's a good idea, and when it works it's a lot of fun. But, in less than 5 months, the threads on the metal rod wore down so it won't stay screwed into the saddle-post attachment. So now it's unusable. Read more

I bought this to use on my Rollator not a bicycle. It works wonderful for me to walk my dog. I hook the bike ring onto one of the upper braces on the road. That way my hands are free and the dogs leashes attached to this thing Read more

It works as described, and the quality is decent overall, BUT be Very Careful with what dog you use this for! My bike and I weigh a total of 250 lbs and my 70 lb Belgian Malinois was very good about running alongside for the first few dozen times, until last month when we just started out, went around a curve, and he suddenly saw a little dog he hates. Before I could get to a complete stop, he bolted towards the dog and yanked the bike to the side as he then hit the front tire. I went down and tried to catch my fall, and fractured my upper arm. I now have a metal plate and 10 screws holding it together during an estimated 6 month extremely inconvenient recovery. (I could post the xray image of the repair to my arm, but I won't.) In the back of my mind, I knew there was a risk, and it happened. The product probably needs some type of pressure release like a ski binding to be safer. Unless I traded my Malinois for a chihuahua (which isn't going to happen), this bike leash/attachment will never be on my bike again. At the hospital they asked if the injury was work related. I said - No, it was my stupidity related. Be careful - this product can be risky. Read more

Installed this to get my puppy some higher energy exercise than just walking. It works, he got used to it right away, but do recommend walking with your pup along it, before riding, to get them used to the big scary bike next to them. We did this for about 6 big circles in both directions before I got on it. It is good spacing for the dog to run, and the spring in the leash is great for not tugging them to hard if they stop paying attention for a minute. Only complaint is that the back of my thigh will hit the bar every pedal. Slightly uncomfortable but doesn’t effect it’s performance. Read more

Very happy with this, especially at this price. You have to train your dog to use this - obviously you need your dog to run nicely alongside you, not try to cross behind you, and not try to lunge after squirrels/dogs/cats/whatever. Provided that you have a nicely trained dog and introduce this slowly, the device itself is great. The first place I tried to mount it on the bike wasn't thick enough to be able to get it tightly attached, so I had to move it elsewhere. Once I got it somewhere with sufficient diameter, it did tighten down nicely. I do wish the length of the strap was adjustable, but for the price, I really can't complain. Read more