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Only 3 In stock
Why We Like The Steel Hitch
Burley's Steel Hitch pops quickly onto the rear axle of our bikes, so we can easily hook up the trailer whenever it's time to pull kids, pups, or gear.
Details
- Steel
- Compatible with all brakes and suspensions
- Compatible with quick-release and solid axles (12mm maximum diameter)
- Not compatible with 12mm thru-axles or Breezer-style dropouts
- Item #BLY000I
- Material
- steel
- Compatibility
- all Burley trailers, disc and rim brakes, quick-release and solid axles (to 12mm diameter)
- Activity
- bike
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 111 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
Screen reader users: the following list provides a visual scale to illustrate the product fit. Please refer to the heading above for the fit type in text.Here's what customers have to say
The steel hitch is a well-made accessory that is easy to install and use with bike trailers. Customers appreciate its sturdy construction, versatility in working with different bike types, and the convenience of being able to switch the trailer between multiple bikes. Many report the hitch is simple to attach and detach, and feels secure when towing the trailer. Some buyers purchase an extra hitch for added convenience. Overall, the hitch is a reliable accessory that enhances the usability of bike trailers.
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 20, 2025
Steal hitch for pedal assist bikes.
The hitch for our Burley dog carrier works perfectly and was easy to install on our new pedal assist bikes.
Originally reviewed on burley.com
May 30, 2025
Solid! Got for a second
Solid! Got for a second bike so we can take turns pulling
Originally reviewed on burley.com
January 22, 2025
BUY IT!
We bought one for each bike. Easy to install and useful!
Originally reviewed on burley.com
January 10, 2025
Attaches fine to a bike with drum brakes
Attaches fine to my old bike with drum brakes. We got an extra one for my partner's bike so we can switch off amd share the responsibility of pulling the wagon. He has easy-release wheels so attaching the hitch was a non-event.
Originally reviewed on burley.com
October 1, 2024
Excellent Steel Hitch & System
Great fit and finish for this steel hitch. We bought one for each of our bikes, including one with disk brakes which required an adapter that was mentioned in the online descriptions at time of purchase. Burley thinks through system details like these to ensure a great customer experience. Thank you Team Burley!
Originally reviewed on burley.com
September 24, 2024
Does what it needs to
Does what it needs to do! We bought 2 extra so we can swap our trailer among our 3 bikes (trailer comes w/ 1 hitch).
Originally reviewed on burley.com
August 19, 2024
Burley Bee is Great!
Great Product - Mt Grand Daughter loves rides in her Bee!
Originally reviewed on burley.com
August 8, 2024
Hitch works fine, just not
Hitch works fine, just not on the bike we purchased it for. Be sure you have the axel size sorted before making the investment in the burley!
Originally reviewed on burley.com
July 16, 2024
Hitch for Bark Ranger dog trailer
The hitch is very easy to install, good quality and the skewer looks strong! Happy with mynpurchase
Originally reviewed on burley.com
July 4, 2024
Very sturdy and makes attaching
Very sturdy and makes attaching the cart to the bike very easy
Originally reviewed on burley.com
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May 4, 2017
If I already have the safety strap with retaining pin then I can purchase the steel hitch component and thats all I need? Im confused about if I need another piece to complete the connection. Do I need a flex connector?
Originally reviewed on burley.com
March 1, 2017
Does this come with the quick release pin if changing from a classic hitch?
Originally reviewed on burley.com
February 25, 2017
How would this work with security skewers.? Couldn't they just tug and twist till it gets lose?
Originally reviewed on burley.com