Here are the pics of my piggybacker trailer. Got close to 2k miles on it now. Been using it to take packages to the post office, pick up merchandise, grocery shopping, swap meet shopping, camping, etc.

I added a neoshi swivel hitch, carpet, and some LED's on the back.

The middle LED is a running light, the two outside LED's are brake/turn signal light combos.





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The trailer looks nice. I'm not ready for that much behind me yet but I noticed you also have LED's on the back of your Tourpak. I"ve been looking for something like this recently. Would you mind sharing some info about these?

<edit> I found your other post regarding the Tourpak after I wrote this. Please ignore, I will follow the other thread since it is more on-topic. </edit>

 

I have a piggybacker as well and am very please with it. Where did you get the shocks you showed in the last jpg?
Thanks

 

I bought a used one and it's great. Wish it was aluminum but oh well.
Pulled it behind my Sportster now my Road King and both pulled it in the mountains and a lot of interstate.
I probably have 20K on it. Only problem was the rear bumper rusted. I sanded, primed and painted it.