Not sure where else to post this and did not get good search results... What make enclosed trailers do you guys own and recommend. Have been looking at everything from no names to In Tech, ATC, United, etc. Huge range in Prices, options,etc.

 

I have a Wells Cargo 6x10 V-nose enclosed trailer with rear ramp door and side door. I've used the Lock-n-Load wheel dock for hauling my Sportster in the past, however am considering using the Biker Bar for my Street Glide.

The trailer itself is basic but very nice. The torsion suspension makes a difference, and the electric brakes are handy. LED lights and interior lights are a luxury.

I think I paid $4k for it new in 2012

 

I have used the Biker Bar works great. Looking to see what size trailer I need for a Street Glide and a Freewheeler. A Wells Cargo is nice but expensive.

 

I purchased a used Chariot cycle shuttle 11 for $2000. It is a actually a great trailer (enclosed) - tows great and carries my Ultra Limited very well.

If you can find a used one - I am certain you will enjoy it. The company says they are still in business - however, I might suggest you be very careful if looking to buy a new one from them. My suggestion if buying new -document and only pay with a credit card to make sure you get your product.

 

Diamond Cargo, made in Georgia. I have a 6X10, my Limited fits very nicely in there. Installed a Condor chock which along with 4-5 straps keeps the bike secure.

 

I have an Interstate 7'x12' enclosed. I mounted a pickup toolbox in the front and a bar across the the front above the box I can keep tools, jack, and a lot of stuff when traveling. The bar I use to hang jackets and helmets on. I have my straps hanging from an e track in the back and I added a roof vent to let out the heat.I have e tracks down both sides and a wheel chock in the center. I ride the bike into the chock and 6 point the bike down and it doesn't move. Don't forget to put your bike in the transport mode so you don't have a dead battery when you get where you are going.

 

You might consider R&R trailers
http://rnrtrailers.com/
All aluminum and they only build to order, no middle man direct sales to the customer eliminating a middle man/someone jacking up the price.
I bought a 7X14 Vee and have not one bad thing to say about it and certainly found it very affordable. Its truly a quality built trailer, all aluminum even the frame. That alone makes makes a huge difference in weight and maintenance, no climbing under it to paint a frame occasionally.
http://rnrtrailers.com/product/alumi...-elite-series/
I will suggest having the 2 5/16" hitch installed giving you a full a- frame hitch vs the single beam hitch. Makes for a more solid hitch assembly.

 

Arguably the best enclosed trailer made is the fiberglass Iron Horse Trailer but IIRC it lists around $8500 for a single bike trailer, big money!

http://www.ironhorsetrailers.com/pro...cycle-trailer/

 

whatever brand you decide on, make sure you get the size you need. a 6x10 wont fit two baggers....or if it will, it will be a VERY tight squeeze. I have a 7x12 and it will run two baggers, staggered. I'd suggest putting e-track down each side and in the middle so you have unlimited tie points. My trailer is a Haulmark and I would NOT recommend it. it's a lower end trailer but I couldn't afford a Stealth so I got what I got.

An 8x12 will fit two baggers side by side and one cockeyed in the back. You'll never ever say the words "damn I wish I'd have bought a smaller trailer".

good luck

 

I have a Bravo 6x10 + v nose. It has torsion suspension and I recommend that on what ever you get. I use a Condor chock, E trac (floor & side walls) & also have removable eye bolts through the floor (this gives me many options for tie down). Worked very well for my Switchback and I used a block under the front frame for tight tiedown without much pressure on the fork seals. Cost about $3300 new 3 years ago.
All that said, now it is a tight fit for the Triglide, but I own it and have made it work. I agree with other posters on getting large enough for future changes or needs. If I was to do it over now, it would be a 6x12 at minimum. Happy shopping!