Here is a shot of my home made trailer. The kit came from northern tool and the box was custom made for me by my brother in law. It now has chrome wheels too. I have pulled this trailer for over 5 k miles now and it has worked flawlessly.

 

Here is the one&nbsp\\;I just bought
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http://www.neoshotrailers.com/starli..._neoshotr.html

 

Hey Ripper! Nice trailer!!!

 

&nbsp\\;I pull a TNT Motocorp black aluminum diamond plate trailer with silver fenders and have been pleased with the way it pulls. Have pulled it across half of the Blueridge Parkway and across the&nbsp\\;Cherohala Skyway too with no problems.[sm=biker2.gif]

 

This is the trailer I am pullling. $2000 shiped to my door.

 

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This is also what I pull.&nbsp\\; No bouncing at all, and you'd be surprised how much you can put in it.&nbsp\\; I've got over 10K miles with it now, and would buy another one.&nbsp\\; The workmanship is A1, and it pulls like a dream.&nbsp\\; My biggest fear when pulling it, is that I'll forget it is there, and cut too close to something, or someone else.&nbsp\\; FWIW I only gave $1400 tax included, and picked it up in Knoxville TN.&nbsp\\; Here's a link to the factory website:&nbsp\\; http://www.alumaklm.com/sections/pro...uct_category=2

 

I have a Cyclemate CM2000 that I bought in 1995. I have around 40,000 miles on it and it has held up nicely. It all depends on how much you want to spend. I only pull mine about 4 times a year and did not want all that money sitting in the garage when not in use. Cyclemate has served me well. www.cycle-mate.com

Ride safe,

Mike

 

&nbsp\\; I built the Harbor Freight trailer with the sears X-cargo topper, I spent several days painting the wheels and running around picking up things that would make it nicer. I followed the directions from the WWW. Gadgets site and it works great. I failed to remove one of the two leaf springs, and I may go back and take one out so that the suspension won't be so stiff. The only thing is I have about 400.00 in it and I wish I had the piggybacker. I am going to try to sell mine and buy a piggybacker. Just a voice from experience.....Bldr

 

Here is my finished project.

 

Got over 10,000 miles pulling a piggybacker trailer.

Seems to me the best bang for the buck.&nbsp\\; Since I cannot even feel it back there, it is not worth it to me to even consider paying extra for torsion bar suspension over leaf springs.

I did install a swivel on the tongue and some LED's for better visibility.&nbsp\\; Below are some pics.