Everyday heroes
Our customer gallery shows just how versatile bike transport can be. Hundreds of real-life examples—from everyday use to professional applications.
Use this wealth of experience to find the right bike trailer for you. We’d also be happy to publish your photos and experiences.
(Note: Legal requirements for trailers may vary by country. Please follow the applicable regulations.)
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Work first, then wine
Who needs a car when you can bring 54 bottles of Palatinate wine home on two wheels? Through his photos, Martin shows us how he uses his van—sometimes to haul yard trimmings from the garden, and other times as the base for a full piggyback rig.
Firewood with Hmax
Load the long firewood into the car? No, there's a much easier, faster way—and it's less messy and causes less damage.
Hmax in Sweden
Dan from Sweden apparently also uses his Hmax bike trailer to transport his tree-trimming tools. Aluminum box, ladder, loppers…
Winter is coming
Among the many unassuming things that surround us in everyday life, there are always a few with which we form a very special bond. Perhaps because they’re with us through life’s moments, big and small? Or because they help us with things that are truly important to us? Or because they help us become more independent.
Gärtnerei in Antwerpen
You can’t transport everything by bike and bike trailer. But often it’s simply the force of habit that automatically leads you to reach for a delivery van, a Sprinter, or a car—and not necessarily out of necessity. We received some great feedback and a photo from our customer in Antwerp, a gardener, that shows just what’s possible.
Sunny October Greetings
Being out in nature makes many people happy. Us, too. Many thanks to Veronika for the beautiful photos and the kind words:
Mr. von Ribbeck auf Ribbeck in Austria
When we saw this lovely feedback from our customers in Austria, we immediately thought of Theodor Fontane’s classic novel, in which pears also play a central role. May we also confess that we are huge fans of this very trailer model, the Hxxxl light?
Horse manure
Sebastian writes:
#mdRnH: Picking up horse manure after work
It’s the perfect time to set up compost pits. And the best thing to put in them is something as nutrient-rich as horse manure. And since there’s a horse manure pickup spot right near my workplace, I took my trailer out today and brought back a whole tubful.
By the way: It was cold, and then it got dark, too. People of a more delicate disposition would surely have preferred to stay in their warm, dry homes. But then they wouldn’t have made it to either the pickup spot or the destination… 🙂🌻
Tobias and his Hxxxl Light
“Hello to the ‘hinterher Team,’
—I’m attaching some photos of my trailer. I’ve been out and about with it quite a few times since the beginning of the year.
From transporting yard waste, wood, or camping gear to plates and cutlery for a private party in Euro boxes, I’ve used it for all sorts of things…”
Gigaliner
“Hi Peter,
—thanks so much for the tips and your feedback! I’m still at it... let me know if it starts to get on your nerves. But I’m just soooo excited about this trailer! Today, on the way to daycare... the Gigaliner on the bike path. On the way back, I did a load test with 100–120 kg of concrete to the recycling center. Everything’s great—it doesn’t make a peep and doesn’t complain…”
Lawn Mower
Transporting a lawn mower to the repair shop from Heidenheim to Rotensol (12 km, 120 meters of elevation gain).
We'd like to tip our hats to you and say thank you very much for the great photo.
Make the Transportation Transition
Make the shift!
Take matters into your own hands when it comes to the transportation transition, instead of waiting for politicians. Here’s another great example of applied “after-the-fact” thinking.