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.
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Brompton + Hinterher Hmini
The new Brompton G-Line, with its 20-inch wheels, is perfect for real adventures—and our trailers are the ideal companion for turning this compact folding bike into a full-fledged cargo bike for a big trip (or everyday transport). The best part: Not only does the bike fold down small, but our trailer can also be disassembled in minutes and fits easily on a bus, train, or in your luggage. Miriam and Vincent have shown exactly how it’s done, proving that “small and foldable” and “large luggage” aren’t a contradiction.
Ranger and Entourage
A custom-made trailer makes it possible: The Greifensee Foundation’s rangers transport their canoe to the water by bike.
The Wild Deichnudel: A Market Stall for All Kinds of Weather and True Delight
There are places where GPS devices stop working and the internet seems far away. Right there, where “the horizon kisses the sky,” Diane Pinte sets up shop—or rather, she unfolds her awning. Her mobile market stall, built around our 500-liter box trailer, is far more than just a transportation solution; it’s a statement about slowing down, personal connections, and handcrafted quality.
Microadventures for All Ages: The Bicycle-Powered Tent Trailer
How can we give young families ideas for a sustainable future? Peter Arnold from the Gänseblümchen e.V. association and inndustrees.de has come up with a very practical solution: two homemade bicycle-tent trailers that show just how easy it can be to escape the daily grind.
A Second Life for the Drawbar: The Handcart from Seevetal
It never ceases to amaze me what our customers do with “leftover” parts. Alexander from Seevetal upgraded his bike trailer to the heavy-duty version and, without further ado, turned the old drawbar into the centerpiece of a new project.
Adventure Trailer
Here at Hinterher, we use our bike trailers for just about everything to save ourselves the hassle of lugging things around—and mountain climbing is definitely one of those things.
Hmax in Sweden
Dan from Sweden apparently also uses his Hmax bike trailer to transport his tree-trimming tools. Aluminum box, ladder, loppers…
Ideas for DIY Pendants
Here's another option: pick up some long wooden boards from the hardware store.
When the Car Gives Out: Transporting a Refrigerator
“Dear Hinterher Team,
—I wouldn't have been able to fit that in my car!”
Cycling is pure efficiency—it’s fast, affordable, and clears your head. But many people think that freedom comes to an end when you have bulky items to carry. That’s true at some point, but with the versatile Hxxxl light, you can push that limit much further.
Democracy Campaign
This is a great example of how our bike trailers carry not only loads but also messages. Linde and Wilmar from Gießen show just how easy civic engagement can be when you can take everything out onto the streets with the little Hmini:
Active: Kick Scooter + Trailer
It's no secret that our bike trailers look great attached to a bike. But Ulrike is showing us a whole different, sporty side right now: she simply uses her Hmax light in combination with a kick scooter.
Transporting Barrels with a DIY Trailer
The wooden barrel—essentially the “Eurobox” or “amphora” of the past—is being transported here on a homemade bicycle trailer (made with parts we sourced ourselves). It’s interesting how each era has developed its own distinctive containers as an expression of what was technically, logistically, and economically feasible.
Apple Juice in Brittany
Who says you have to stop at a bike trailer? Hélène Chevalier from “Pépinière de Belle Fontaine” sent us photos from the heart of Brittany, showing how to move really large loads.
Custom-Made ADFC Information Booth
When you're a bicycle association doing public relations work, you want to be right where the people are—in pedestrian zones, parks, or market squares.