The requirements of most cyclists can be met by Single Wheel, Two Wheel, Dog Trailers, and of course child trailers.
But those trailer types might not conform to your needs. That's why we have trailers for specific and novel uses.
How can a small business compete with the behemoths for mind share on the streets?
Paddleboy makes a variety of carts and trailers for carrying canoes, kayaks, surfboards, sailboards and more. The most versatile model is the Go! Cart, which may be used either as a hand cart, or as a bike trailer. The base of the Go! Cart is Paddleboy's All-Terrain Center Cart (ATC), with 16-inch bike bike wheels.
A Ridekick trailer does what you would expect from a small cargo trailer plus one special trick: it also pushes your bike -- but not too hard. Enough to keep you out of your car when you have an errand to do that involves a hill that you dislike even when you are unburdened by cargo.
Extrawheel : This Polish company makes a trailer for carrying a spare wheel plus panniers on each side, and another trailer for guerilla advertising.
Paddleboy Designs : Trailers designed to carry a kayak or canoe by bike. Enjoy rides to your water adventures.
Ridekick : Add cargo space and an electric-powered push to nearly any existing bike with a Ridekick trailer.