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Take the kids for a cruise in Allen’s Steel Bike Trailer at $80 (33% off)

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Amazon is offering the Allen Sports Deluxe Steel 2-Child Bike Trailer for $79.99 shipped. Currently matched at Walmart. Regularly $120, and not to be confused with the previous-generation model, today’s deal is a new Amazon all-time low and the best we can find. Features include a lightweight steel construction, 16-inch steel wheels, enough room for 2 miniature humans (up to 100 pounds max payload) and foot guard tube to the protect passenger’s feet. Rated 4+ stars from hundreds. More details below.

Use your savings towards an adorable new helmet for the kids. There are loads of different highly-rated Schwinn options availble from just $16 Prime shipped or so. Almost all of which with solid 4+ star ratings.

Allen Sports Deluxe Steel 2-Child Bike Trailer:

  • Lightweight steel construction trailer with durable quick release 16 inch steel wheels
  • Safely and comfortably transports 2 children (up to 100 lb max payload)
  • Large front and side windows provide a bright, airy cabin for your little rider
  • Foot guard tube protect passenger’s feet, and a padded five-point safety harness comfortable holds your child in place
  • Folding design with quick release wheels makes for easy transport and storage

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