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Question about Burley trailer hitches

A friend of mine is shopping for a new bike. One of her criteria is trailer-pulling capability, and she's run into a snag with this because of how the trailer gets used. I have looked all over and can't find an answer to this question, which is frustrating because it seems like it would make for a simple solution to my friend's problem of needing to be able to quickly and easily use the trailer with multiple bikes of different types:

The Burley "classic" hitch has the Flex Connector attached to the hitch with a bolt and nut. The standard/steel/whatever-they-call-the-axle-mounted hitch uses a pin to attach to the Flex Connector. Is there any reason that the Classic hitch can't be used with a pin?
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