Walky Dog Low Rider Bike Attachment Leash Accessory
The stainless steel Walky Dog lets you ride your bike and walk your dog at the same time. The Walky Dog Low Rider attachment allows you to attach your Walky Dog at a lower level of your bike like the rear wheel axel. This creates a lower center of gravity which many people prefer and also caters to those with shorter dogs. It is a great accessory to have with your Walky Dog.
Product Features
- Rear wheel attachment for the Walky Dog bike leash
- Creates a lower center of gravity which many people prefer
- Provides Shorter dogs a rear wheel attachment for the walky dog bike leash vs under the seat attachment that comes standard with the walky dog setup.
- Made of stainless steel
- This is an accessory, spare part for the walky dog bike leash. Must have already purchased walky dog bike leash to use with this accessory. Does not come with the wand and the leash
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great product I have a 50lb. Siberian Husky with loads of energy. I had originally purchased the Walky Dog and ran into complications as I am 5’3″ and ride a 26″ bike with the seat as low as it could go. The normal jig is designed to fit the stem(tube) of the bike seat. Because my bike is adjusted to fit me I couldn’t get the jig to fit the bike. Even though the lowrider is meant for smaller dogs it worked perfectly for my Sibe. I tweaked it a little. Again as it is meant for smaller dogs and should normally…
Smart design, good quality. Doggie loves it! Brilliant product. We have a middle sized active mix, and she loves it! When we took her biking once on a leash she was all over the place and it got dangerous. Now she gets super happy when we bring the bikes out and places herself right at the stick. Very smart design, sturdy product. She learned very quickly how this works. We decided to use the extension as she moves better with it, but I think that depends on the dog. We found she feels claustrophobic when on short leash, and she stays…