Bikes pulling trailers
#11
10-25-2006 | 06:32 PM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
ORIGINAL: SteelCityScooter
It all depends on they type of trailer you want and what you are going to do with it. It also depends on what you want to spend.
I noticed from your links you were looking at popup campers. They are nice but are also kinda big.
You can build your own trailer for roughly under $500.00.(got a bro that did it and its a great little trailer.)
You start with This
mount a deck to it
then add one of these
add some paint
and Waaaaaaaa-la One Bike Trailer.
A member here has one similar to my brosLink to his photo album
Or you could go here and they sell everything from cargo to popup bike trailers.
It all depends on they type of trailer you want and what you are going to do with it. It also depends on what you want to spend.
I noticed from your links you were looking at popup campers. They are nice but are also kinda big.
You can build your own trailer for roughly under $500.00.(got a bro that did it and its a great little trailer.)
You start with This
mount a deck to it
then add one of these
add some paint
and Waaaaaaaa-la One Bike Trailer.
A member here has one similar to my brosLink to his photo album
Or you could go here and they sell everything from cargo to popup bike trailers.
#13
10-25-2006 | 07:34 PM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
ORIGINAL: Darryl88
Thats what me and my buddy did, bought a frame shorten it. Put a cartop carrier on it, Installed wiring harness on bike and hitch. Tolal cost about 800.00, far cry from 3500 to 4000 custom made. The one we build, people acually asked us wear we bought it, it looks that good
Thats what me and my buddy did, bought a frame shorten it. Put a cartop carrier on it, Installed wiring harness on bike and hitch. Tolal cost about 800.00, far cry from 3500 to 4000 custom made. The one we build, people acually asked us wear we bought it, it looks that good
#14
10-25-2006 | 07:44 PM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
ORIGINAL: SteelCityScooter
It all depends on they type of trailer you want and what you are going to do with it. It also depends on what you want to spend.
I noticed from your links you were looking at popup campers. They are nice but are also kinda big.
You can build your own trailer for roughly under $500.00.(got a bro that did it and its a great little trailer.)
You start with This
mount a deck to it
then add one of these
add some paint
and Waaaaaaaa-la One Bike Trailer.
A member here has one similar to my brosLink to his photo album
Or you could go here and they sell everything from cargo to popup bike trailers.
It all depends on they type of trailer you want and what you are going to do with it. It also depends on what you want to spend.
I noticed from your links you were looking at popup campers. They are nice but are also kinda big.
You can build your own trailer for roughly under $500.00.(got a bro that did it and its a great little trailer.)
You start with This
mount a deck to it
then add one of these
add some paint
and Waaaaaaaa-la One Bike Trailer.
A member here has one similar to my brosLink to his photo album
Or you could go here and they sell everything from cargo to popup bike trailers.
#15
10-25-2006 | 07:57 PM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
Yeah BG, my bro's trailer is nice and it comes in handy. His wife is one of those pack everything types and he needed it.
His has a sheet of diamond plate aluminum for the decking, and he painted the rest of the trailer and frmae to match his scooter.
One other little item we have added was two PVC pipes with screw on caps, them full size folding camp chairs fit in them nicely and gives more room in the cargo area. Couple of PVC pipes, couple of caps, four U-Clamps and paint.
His has a sheet of diamond plate aluminum for the decking, and he painted the rest of the trailer and frmae to match his scooter.
One other little item we have added was two PVC pipes with screw on caps, them full size folding camp chairs fit in them nicely and gives more room in the cargo area. Couple of PVC pipes, couple of caps, four U-Clamps and paint.
#16
10-25-2006 | 09:24 PM
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The best trailer on the market is Bushtec out of Tennessee. Slightly more costly, but you get what you pay for. Great re-sell value. I have hauled a trailer for many years, biggest issue if loaded is braking. You want to allow a little more time to stop. Over than that you will never notice a Bushtec.
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#17
10-25-2006 | 11:13 PM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
ORIGINAL: ILSRWY6
The best trailer on the market is Bushtec out of Tennessee. Slightly more costly, but you get what you pay for. Great re-sell value. I have hauled a trailer for many years, biggest issue if loaded is braking. You want to allow a little more time to stop. Over than that you will never notice a Bushtec.
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The best trailer on the market is Bushtec out of Tennessee. Slightly more costly, but you get what you pay for. Great re-sell value. I have hauled a trailer for many years, biggest issue if loaded is braking. You want to allow a little more time to stop. Over than that you will never notice a Bushtec.
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Well the heads up Best on the Market is.......American Legend
Pricey...but they don't get any better than this, for a cargo trailer.
And the Harley Style Fenders and Lighting just make them look great behind a Harley-Davidson
#18
10-25-2006 | 11:49 PM
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#19
10-26-2006 | 12:15 AM
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RE: Bikes pulling trailers
We used to have an American Legend we pulled with our '01 RKC. We got it with most of the bells and whistles, including painted to match the Concord Purple and Diamond Ice of the bike. Awsome trailer, pulled it around the country once, up and down the state of California many, many times. Only downer was folks would ask us to haul their stuff to rallies! It's like owning a pickup truck. The attached picture was taken when we loaded up to split from Glencoe whe we were at Sturgis in '01.
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