vidaXL Pet Bike Trailer Black Oxford Fabric and Iron

vidaXL Pet Bike Trailer Black Oxford Fabric and Iron

Marsoni

M251S

$156.61

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vidaXL Pet Bike Trailer Black Oxford Fabric and IronThis handy pet bike trailer is a great addition to your pet's day out, allowing your pet to enjoy a more comfortable journey. Durable frame: Iron is a strong and hard material. It's a solid favourite in industrial and furniture construction. With a frame made of iron, the bicycle trailer is sturdy and reliable, giving you peace of mind when riding on the road. Comfortable bike trailer: This bike cargo trailer is made from oxford fabric and features

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011