Anyone ever used a rented U-Haul bike trailer?
#41
06-09-2016, 10:21 PM
Hmm.. Moving Insider states:
Which trailer should you rent to transport a motorcycle?
Well, the answer to this depends on how far you plan to move the motorcycle. If you’re moving the bike across town, then you should rent a motorcycle trailer. This trailer is small and easy to tow. It comes with a ramp to make the loading process simple. The thing to remember with this trailer is that it only works for short moves within the same town or city.
If you plan on towing the motorcycle to another city or state, you’ll need to rent the slightly larger, but equally efficient 5 x 9 utility trailer with a ramp. This trailer comes equipped with a front-wheel chock that help secure the motorcycle.
That was what I had heard on the other forum (or another thread on this one)..
Which trailer should you rent to transport a motorcycle?
Well, the answer to this depends on how far you plan to move the motorcycle. If you’re moving the bike across town, then you should rent a motorcycle trailer. This trailer is small and easy to tow. It comes with a ramp to make the loading process simple. The thing to remember with this trailer is that it only works for short moves within the same town or city.
If you plan on towing the motorcycle to another city or state, you’ll need to rent the slightly larger, but equally efficient 5 x 9 utility trailer with a ramp. This trailer comes equipped with a front-wheel chock that help secure the motorcycle.
That was what I had heard on the other forum (or another thread on this one)..
#43
06-10-2016, 01:52 PM
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Hmm.. Moving Insider states:
Which trailer should you rent to transport a motorcycle?
Well, the answer to this depends on how far you plan to move the motorcycle. If you’re moving the bike across town, then you should rent a motorcycle trailer. This trailer is small and easy to tow. It comes with a ramp to make the loading process simple. The thing to remember with this trailer is that it only works for short moves within the same town or city.
If you plan on towing the motorcycle to another city or state, you’ll need to rent the slightly larger, but equally efficient 5 x 9 utility trailer with a ramp. This trailer comes equipped with a front-wheel chock that help secure the motorcycle.
That was what I had heard on the other forum (or another thread on this one)..
Which trailer should you rent to transport a motorcycle?
Well, the answer to this depends on how far you plan to move the motorcycle. If you’re moving the bike across town, then you should rent a motorcycle trailer. This trailer is small and easy to tow. It comes with a ramp to make the loading process simple. The thing to remember with this trailer is that it only works for short moves within the same town or city.
If you plan on towing the motorcycle to another city or state, you’ll need to rent the slightly larger, but equally efficient 5 x 9 utility trailer with a ramp. This trailer comes equipped with a front-wheel chock that help secure the motorcycle.
That was what I had heard on the other forum (or another thread on this one)..
#45
06-12-2016, 08:05 PM
If you are talking about the Uhaul motorcycle specific trailer I have not used one myself. I did have a friend that used one, I saw the trailer and would not have hesitated to use it
https://www.uhaul.com/Trailers/Motor...ler-Rental/MT/
I know there are threads here concerning that trailer and from what I remember the overall opinion was that it was a good trailer.
https://www.uhaul.com/Trailers/Motor...ler-Rental/MT/
I know there are threads here concerning that trailer and from what I remember the overall opinion was that it was a good trailer.
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06-13-2016, 05:42 AM
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06-15-2016, 10:50 AM
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