Before embarking on a bike trip, the question of where to put the luggage often crops up. Panniers and rucksacks do not hold much and impair the rider and wheel. Although cargo trailers are a good alternative, they are usually heavy and awkward when off-road. Especially for these needs Weber has developed the Monoporter as a thoroughbred luggage trailer for bike trips and bike journeys.

By reducing it to only one wheel, the Monoporter is extremely narrow and cannot turn over even in the tightest of curves, as its double hitch to the pulling wheel makes it lean sportily into the bend. The serial suspension with steel spring element protects the load from impact and ensures a clearly improved road position as well as better cross-country mobility.

For long bike trips, a high payload combined with as low a weight as possible is extremely important. Thanks to special plastics and weight-saving aluminium frame, the Monoporter weighs just 5.75 kg, but can be loaded with up to 25 kg of luggage on good quality roads. Off-road and on potholed tracks, up to 15 kg are possible.

All metal parts are made of aluminium, stainless steel or other rustproof metals.
For plastic parts Weber usees break proof, fibre glass reinforced nylon plastic.

The Monoporter can be folded to the size of a suitcase with a few simple hand movements. It will therefore fit into any car boot and can be checked in at the airport as normal baggage.

• 20SDSq wheel with hollow rim with eyelets and stainless steel spokes, hub with twin industrial bearings and stainless steel axle.
  
• Minimal weight of 5.75 kg.
  
• 25 kg payload at optimum operating safety.
  
• Lockable Weber CE hitch.
  
• Snap on fastening system.
  
• Sturdy aluminium single tube frame.
  
• Scratch-resistant powder coating.
  
• Rear end suspension.
  
• Can be folded to fit in boot.
  
• Special versions with wider forks for tandems & folding bikes or 20" wheels
  
  

Since its market launch in 2002, the Monoporter has earned much praise in the press and won the ISPO Innovation Award. An increasing number of touring professionals, such as the well-known extreme biker Tilmann Waldthaler, rely on the Monoporter. The number of bike couriers, leisure cyclists and city dwellers, who have discovered the Monoporter for themselves, is also increasing.