Official Walky Dog Plus® Bike Leash
WALKY DOG PLUS HANDS FREE DOG BIYCLE EXERCISER LEASH
Newest Model with 550-lbs Pull Strength Paracord Leash Military Grade
The Walky Dog Plus® Bike Leash is designed for active dogs that are ready to hit the trails! However, it’s important to ensure your furry friend is suited for this type of exercise. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind:
Suitable Dogs:
- Weight: Best for dogs over 10 kg.
- Weight Ratio: It’s advised that the weight of the person riding the bike is at least 35 kg greater than the weight of the dog.
- Age: Not recommended for puppies or older dogs who may have joint issues.
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Temperament: If your dog is nervous around other dogs, consider this before using the bike leash, as unexpected encounters can occur.
WALKY DOG PLUS BIKE ATTACHMENT, INCLUDING BIKE JAW AND EXTENSION ROPE
Key Features:
- High-carbon stainless steel construction with solid brass end-cap.
- Patented one of a kind quick-lock/release mechanism. Allows for quickly attaching and detaching the bar portion in under 1 second for safe storage or use on another bike.
- Universal adjustable seatpost clamp for mounting on nearly any bike seatpost or frame, comes with PVC rubber liner.
- Military Grade 550 paracord for added strength and longevity with adjustable internal spring system for dogs of varying strengths.
- Internal shock-absorbing system allows for sudden movement by your dog.
- TÜV SÜD Product Service Certification Approved Mark for "German Quality" Tested for Safety.
- Comes with complete set up and tools for mounting.
- Bike Jaw includes PVC rubber liner, Hexagonal Stainless Steel Allen Bolt Screws 1.5 inch. Hexagonal stainless steel Jam Lock Nuts, where the one nut is jammed up against the other to prevent movement.
- In the photo you can see the bike attachment with its original rope is about 57cm long. We add in a replacement rope that lets you extend the length to about 107cm as we prefer to give the dogs a bit more room.
- Lets you add Poo Bag Holder at 20% Discount
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Also available for purchase as spares:
- LOW RIDER ATTACHMENT (in case you have a smaller dog or choose this for a carbon bike)
- SPARE BIKE JAW (in case you wish to have a jaw on a 2nd bike)
- SPARE EXTENSION ROPE (only need to purchase this if your other rope broke)
Please Note:
- The leash cannot be tightened around carbon fiber. If you’re unsure whether it will work with your dropper seat, feel free to email us a photo for guidance.
How-to video on the easy few steps to extend the length of the bike leash
Ralph got the hang of the walky dog really quickly. We wouldn't bike with him off leash or holding his leash at the nadle bars as he gets overexcited and likes to jump up and let us know how much fun he is having. With this attachment he is kept at a safe distance and still gets to run alongside us. We can't wait for more adventures!
Thanks so much for sharing - how lovely that Ralph picked up on the bike attachment nice and quick. So much fun to go biking together! <3
I have been running my high energy staffy/boxer beside my ebike using a long lead. One hand on the handlebars, with finger poised on the brake, the other hand holding the lead handle, with my finger on the brake preventing her from getting too far away, but able to release if she decided to run towards another dog, cat or other exciting critter so as not to pull me over! Not terribly safe, & always a worry that she could get in front of the bike.
Now all that has CHANGED!! I can ride 2 handed again, she can't get in front (although she has come in a bit close to the pedals once or twice), & she seems much more focused on her run, learning my cues when I'm about to turn a corner, & barely noticing other critters. As always I let her set the pace, & barely need to pedal for the first couple of kms!
I have also found that the jaw is a bit loose, although tightened as far as it will go. I might need to find something to pack it out a bit, but so far it hasn't caused a problem.
Thanks so much for your fantastic review! I’m thrilled to hear our Bike Attachment has made your rides safer (glad nothing happened in the past :D) and more enjoyable. It sounds like your Staffy X Boxer is having a great time! And I love that you are introducing cues too - we have 'left', 'right', 'slow', 'quick', 'stop', 'let's go' and it's awesome how quickly they picked those up too <3 And yes, the fist couple of kms, we hardly paddle as well - we call it the D-Bike rather than the E-Bike. ;p
Regarding the jaw being a bit loose, a great tip is to add a piece of old bike tube to pack it out for a snugger fit, especially if your seat post is a bit narrow.
Happy riding!
Been away in Nelson/Tasman. Took Scout on short jog from Springrove to Brightwater. Then round Rough Island two days later. He seems to have the hang of it with lots of encouragement. Walky Dog worked really well. Thanks for such prompt and helpful service!
So lovely that you shared a photo with us! He'll just get more and more into it from here. :) I love that you started off easy and let him get the hang of it. To many many awesome bike rides for you guys! <3
Really good quality, very solid.
Awesome, thanks for leaving a review. Glad it's working well for you! :)
My 7 year old Weimaraner picked it up instantly, Only taken him on short rides so far to get him used to it but its going well.
Only issue I have come across is my boy is quite strong, He tends to be able to twist the bike seat round if he really wants to no matter how much I tighten it, I have come across others online who have remedied this issue by adding a support strop from the walky dog plus down to the back of the bike frame where the rear wheel is bolted through.
I am yet to try this, will give it a go if it ends up bothering me.
Oh and a short bike ride followed by a walk in the Park He was out to it for the rest of the day !
That's a cute face!!
Personally I went the other way and loosened the jaw on the bike seat, so in the rare occasion where anything gets pulled around it's the pole rather than the seat and usually it adjusts itself while I keep biking. Might be worth a try?