Carry Freedom | Y Cargo Bike Trailer v2.2 | X Large > 900 x 600 mm

Carry everything from weekly groceries and garden centre finds to dog baskets and delivery loads with the Y XL's expansive 900 x 700 mm cargo bed. The reinforced frame and optimised load bay geometry handle serious payloads while maintaining elegant, purposeful design—perfect for professional delivery work, extended touring, and committed car-free living across town and countryside.

Design Features

• Proven Lollypop elastomer hitch and bracket with just 4 mm rear axle clearance—compatible with most bicycles

• Premium EN-636-3 certified beech plywood cargo bed engineered for weather resistance and durability

• Non-slip surface protects your cargo from shifting and scratching during transport

• Triangular tie-down holes simplify secure fastening with cam straps

• Integrated safety deflectors prevent load interference with wheels

• Modular design accommodates Y-Surf, flag, light holder, and safety deflectors without drilling

• Reinforced clamp system reduces rattling and strengthens drawbar connection; dual-sided design supports hand truck handle attachment

• High-performance IGUS self-lubricating plastic bearings—seven times lighter than metal alternatives, maintenance-free, chemical-resistant, and rated for extreme temperatures. Prevents wheel axle corrosion and seizing while delivering quieter, smoother operation

Key Features

Frame: 6064T6 anodised aluminium

Wheels: 20″

High quality IGUS axle bearings in the frame

Supplied with holder for the Carry Freedom flag and a light 

Supplied with one hitch bracket

Approved Lollypop elastomer hitch

One set of velcro straps

Specifications

Trailer | Multifunctional load carrier

Frame Material | Aluminium 6064T6

Frame Finish | Anodised AluminiumLoad

Bed Surface | Non-slip stickers

Load Bed Material | Multi-layer weatherproof plywood

Trailer Payload | 90 kg

Unfolded Trailer Weight | 10.5 kg

Wheels | Detachable with quick release function

Wheel Size | 20"

Tyres | Pneumatic with reflective side strip

Tow Bar | Removable with clamp system

Hitch | Lollypop hitch for seat post, with safety strap

Some videos to inspire you!

Volt Stories – Alastdair MacLeod in Ali The Fisherman - A film by Ar Eatwell & Myle Metcalfe

In loving memory of Alasdair Macleod. VOLT™ Stories is a new series of videos VOLT Electric Bicycles made to that share some of the unique and surprising ways their customers use their ebikes. This story shows Alasdair Macleod, a local fisherman from Applecross on the northwest coast of the Scottish Highlands. The area’s mountains and coastlines are among the UK’s most idyllic sights. Featured on BBC News, Applecross is one of the first communities to power all local homes and businesses directly from its hydro scheme in hopes of becoming energy self-sufficient. To reduce his own carbon footprint, Alasdair made the switch to a VOLT™ Alpine and a CARRY FREEDOM Y Trailer to deliver his catch around the village. Soon enough, the E-Bike became central to his day to day routine. His rear wheel is wobbling a bit on the trailer!

Bike 2 Boat - Across The Alps - A film by Olaf Obsommer

A new Bike 2 Boat Adventure! With bike, kayak and a Carry Freedom trailer from Cannes to Venice. After last year’s Bike 2 Boat trip through Norway, Olaf Obsommer, Jens Klatt & Philip Baues decided to start a new adventure: They explored the countryside by bike & wild waters of the Alps by kayak between Cannes & Venice. 5 countries, 2000 kilometres, 22.000 meters of altitude, 18 rivers, 52 days on the bike & in the boat. To travel the Alps by bike & kayak is an intense way to explore the countryside. Stop where you want, sleep where you fall over & paddle as much as you can

 

Bike 2 Boat - Norway - A film by Olaf Obsommer

 

Africa Trike - A recumbent and a bike trailer through Africa

Frédéric Lepron – Modern day adventurer: With an Azub Trike and a Carry Freedom Y trailer. The journey went from Morocco to South Africa, a long journey through many different climate zones and cultures. It was a tough trip, 16000 km and 17 countries, the heat and the distance are one thing, but the road conditions are also considerable.