A foldable bicycle trailer has at least two main frames (1,2) disposed symmetrically about a central plane. These are connected by crossbars. The frames (1,2) stand on wheels (21,22) or on any other movable interface on its either side. The crossbars comprise a first element which is substantially flat in unfolded state, having at least two parallel foldable arms (9a, 10a) and a second element which is substantially upright in unfolded stage, also having at least two parallel foldable arms (11a, 12a). The foldable arms (9a, 10a, 11a, 12a) of each of first and second elements are connected by hinges (5, 6, 7,8) for connecting the foldable segments of each foldable arm.

Implementations of bicycle trailers may include a first end and a second end, the second end opposite the first end, a first plurality of latches coupled to the first end, and a second plurality of latches coupled to the second end. The first plurality of latches may be configured to secure a rear-facing child's car seat facing the first end. The second plurality of latches may be configured to secure the rear-facing child's car seat facing the second end. The second plurality of latches may be configured to secure a front-facing child's car seat facing the first end.

Multi-level delivery systems and various apparatus associated therewith are presented. Multi-level delivery systems include a number of integrated, modular and interchangeable compactible elements that may work either alone or in conjunction with other such elements to allow for the deployment of a delivery system having a smaller overall spatial footprint when compared to comparable conventional delivery systems. Apparatus combining to form a delivery system may include one or more of: a compactible container cart, a compactible cart hauler or trailer and a propulsion means. These elements or apparatus may be deployed in any combination, either together as an integrated system or with compatible conventional apparatus. In combination, delivery systems maximize space efficiency, and allow for adaption to any environment and scale.

A suspension system is provided for a sidecar of a motorcycle, which includes a sidecar frame and a wheel with an axle. The suspension system can include, a support frame pivotally secured to the sidecar frame, and a trailing link pivotally secured to the support frame at a leading end of the trailing link. A trailing end of the trailing link can be configured to trail behind the leading end of the trailing link relative to a direction of forward motion of the sidecar. The trailing end of the trailing link being configured to rotatably support the axle of the wheel.

A suspension system is provided for a sidecar of a motorcycle, which includes a sidecar frame and a wheel with an axle. The suspension system can include, a support frame pivotally secured to the sidecar frame, and a trailing link pivotally secured to the support frame at a leading end of the trailing link. A trailing end of the trailing link can be configured to trail behind the leading end of the trailing link relative to a direction of forward motion of the sidecar. The trailing end of the trailing link being configured to rotatably support the axle of the wheel.

A foldable bicycle trailer has at least two main frames (1,2) disposed symmetrically about a central plane. These are connected by crossbars. The frames (1,2) stand on wheels (21,22) or on any other movable interface on its either side. The crossbars comprise a first element which is substantially flat in unfolded state, having at least two parallel foldable arms (9a, 10a) and a second element which is substantially upright in unfolded stage, also having at least two parallel foldable arms (11a, 12a). The foldable arms (9a, 10a 11a 12a) of each of first and second elements are connected by hinges (5, 6, 7,8) for connecting the foldable segments of each foldable arm.

A foldable bicycle trailer has at least two main frames (1,2) disposed symmetrically about a central plane. These are connected by crossbars. The frames (1,2) stand on wheels (21,22) or on any other movable interface on its either side. The crossbars comprise a first element which is substantially flat in unfolded state, having at least two parallel foldable arms (9a, 10a) and a second element which is substantially upright in unfolded stage, also having at least two parallel foldable arms (11a, 12a). The foldable arms (9a, 10a 11a 12a) of each of first and second elements are connected by hinges (5, 6, 7,8) for connecting the foldable segments of each foldable arm.

This disclosure concerns a propulsion and load distribution system for a pedal actuated vehicle. More specifically, this disclosure is directed to an electrically powered frame, trailer, vehicle, trailer, cart, and/or cycle coupled to at least one motorized wheel operably connected thereto. In some embodiments, the propulsion system can be operably associated with a load distribution system comprising a rocker arm and a spring that are configured to be associated with a frame having an axle or to which an axle can be mounted.

This disclosure concerns a propulsion and load distribution system for a pedal actuated vehicle. More specifically, this disclosure is directed to an electrically powered frame, trailer, vehicle, trailer, cart, and/or cycle coupled to at least one motorized wheel operably connected thereto. In some embodiments, the propulsion system can be operably associated with a load distribution system comprising a rocker arm and a spring that are configured to be associated with a frame having an axle or to which an axle can be mounted.

The present disclosure relates generally to bicycles. In particular, the present disclosure provides systems and devices for converting a standard bicycle into a cargo bicycle using various detachable components. The ability to convert a standard bicycle into a cargo bicycle and back again confers many advantages, including eliminating the need for a separate bicycle for transporting cargo and encouraging the use of bicycles as a mode of transportation.