Bring your furry best friend along on every cycling adventure with the MBB Dog Runner! This clever contraption mounts securely to your seat post and keeps your pup running safely beside you. The spring-loaded leash attaches right above your dog's collar or harness, giving you full control while they sprint alongside. Adjust the length and tension to suit your dog's size and personality—whether you've got a bouncy puppy or a laid-back companion. Pedal with confidence knowing your four-legged co-pilot is exactly where they should be. Take your pup on the ride of their life with the MBB Dog Runner! This ingenious bike attachment uses a rock-solid seat post mount and spring-loaded leash to keep even the most excitable dogs in check—squirrel sightings included. The patented quick-release button makes setup and takedown a breeze, while tool-free adjustments let you fine-tune the leash tension in seconds. Got multiple dogs? Snap in the plastic spacers to customize the leash length instantly. Built tough with aluminum, stainless steel, and military-grade paracord, this rig laughs in the face of salt spray and trail dust. Whether you're cruising to the dog park or hitting the beach, your four-legged adventure buddy will be right there pedaling alongside you. Specifications Seat Post Clamp Size: Fits seat posts 25-35mm in diameter. Not recommended for carbon fiber posts. Can also be reconfigured for mounting to horizontal frame members. Bar Extension: 16" from center of bike Leash: 4mm paracord (Durable, but also easily replaced if it wears out) Installation Our Dog Runner installation video walks you through the installation and setup of your Dog Runner. The seat post clamp is very simple and easy to install, but we still recommend watching the whole video before you get started. In addition to the Installation video, you can also view the printed instructions that come with each of the racks here: Dog Runner Instructions Riding with your Dog Riding with your dog requires that you be extra attentive to the needs of your pet. It's easy to get caught up in riding and not realize that your dog needs you to slow down, has a sore paw, or just needs to relieve themselves. Check in with your dog constantly while riding, and be sure you aren't pulling on their leash or pushing their comfort level. Some dogs take to the Runner immediately, others need some time to get used to it especially if they aren't already used to running alongside a bicycle.
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