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Old 05-11-2008, 06:05 PM
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Here's mine": 07 UC and Bushtec Turbo II






 
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I agree, the camper is more cost effective but my camping days are now spent in a rental cabin or cottage.
 
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I have actually thought about building a trailer to pull behind my 04 RKP. My job requires the use of a 6' ladder and sometimes a 8' ladder, plus my equipment and tools (I am an air balance technician. I have to use that big red thing in my avatar.) Thought about building a trailer to carry all this, so I can use the bike to go back and forth to work instead of my truck. Just not sure how the bike would react to a trailer...
 
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ORIGINAL: neonhomer

I have actually thought about building a trailer to pull behind my 04 RKP. My job requires the use of a 6' ladder and sometimes a 8' ladder, plus my equipment and tools (I am an air balance technician. I have to use that big red thing in my avatar.) Thought about building a trailer to carry all this, so I can use the bike to go back and forth to work instead of my truck. Just not sure how the bike would react to a trailer...
I'd say it depends on how much that stuff weighs. My trailer weighs in at about 350 lbs. and with a little bit of stuff in it. (stuff you would normally strap to your bike) and a camp chair and a couple of other things, you hardly realize that it's back there. I have a RKC. I have a friend who has a Yamaha Vstar 1100 and when he is on a trip he pulls a trailer with all their stuff and his wife rides with them. So your RKP should be fine.
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heres our rig, out for the first pull of the year, loaded with camping gear. with 27-32 lbs on the ball, it pulls real nice

[IMG]local://upfiles/31451/8349FD25027F4B4FB6928A5E2FCC9602.jpg[/IMG]
 
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'03 Fatboy and tag a long in blue. '07 UltraClassic in red, same trailer, just re-done to match the next bike I bought.
 
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Here's our '07 Ultra with 21,500 miles on it in 19 months so far, plus our new '08 Bushtec Turbo+2 in matching deep cobalt pearl. The trailer looks like it was painted in Milwaukee on the same day as the bike and just like everybody says, it pulls like a dream and is extremely well behaved. We've put about 2,000 miles on the trailer in 3 months with zero problems or hassles so far.

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Here is my home built trailer with the 02.
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ok here's mine, home made, electric brakes aluminum with independent suspension, pulls like a dream.


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Just finished mine a couple of weeks ago.&nbsp\\; Took the trailer hitch off the bike, but you still get the idea.&nbsp\\; It was a fun project.






 


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