Burley Hitch Alt Adapter

Works perfect for our Burley Honey Bee trailer.

Was frustrating that my local supplier was not able to get this and I had to order it overseas, luckily the wait wasn’t long and I had it within the week.

Ok so it's definitely odd at first putting this on a marlin 7 gen 2 but it works perfectly with stock QR axles the tiny ones and threads on perfectly just make sure it's stupidly tight if it's for anything over 100lbs like my trailer it seems ok I will update if it fails or breaks but I belive it should be ok if u don't yank it forward or anything constantly if u do I could see it bending the QR axle slightly but if u know how to ride it's perfect for me and made it super easy to take wheel off and on without all the hassle of the adapter having to go inside the QR each time the wheel came off I daily this and it definitely will last if it's what u need definitely recommend

Have a hooded drop out on my Surly and this cleared that and made a safe attachment.

I took the nut off the axle of the ebike and took it to Home Depot to check and surprisingly it was 3/8". But it was not a good check since the Home Depot checker is 3/8 x 24 (instead of 3/8 x 26) so it did not screw down all the way, but it was enough to let me know it was 3/8 instead of 10 or 10.5. Easy to install and so glad I found this.

I used the Quick Release version of this adapter on my Montague Paratrooper, and it works very nicely! The hardest part is reversing the QR skewer to that the lever is on the same side as the derailleur, but after that, the adapter replaces the nut easily, and the hitch for Burley (or - hint, hint - most other hub-mounted trailers) bolts right on. Next up will be my Tern HSD P9+ for grocery hauling duty.

I measured my threads with a caliper and came up with M10x1.0. Turns out, 3/8x26 TPI is *really* close to that measurement, but not compatible. If in doubt, check with your bike manufacturer.But this does exactly what it needs to, and has been rock solid pulling a trailer.

The M10.5 x 1 mm hitch adapter requires a M10.5 x 1.0 mm nut in order to fasten the trailer to the hitch.M10.5 nuts do not exist, and therefore the hitch adapter is unusable. I have searched for nuts of this size all over the internet (as well as Ebay) and they are nowhere to be found.