what width enclosed trailer is needed to fit two baggers?
#1
what width enclosed trailer is needed to fit two baggers?
Hey everyone,
I am looking at a Homesteader 7x12' enclosed motorcycle trailer. I was curious if anyone knows whether this width of trailer is wide enough to clear two baggers. Thanks.
I am looking at a Homesteader 7x12' enclosed motorcycle trailer. I was curious if anyone knows whether this width of trailer is wide enough to clear two baggers. Thanks.
#3
I had an 6x12 enclosed, If I were to do it again, I'd get a 7x14 trailer at least, maybe an 8x16. Depends on what you want to use it for. Mine was my garage, so was a little tight for working on the bike, storage, etc.
#4
I have a 7 X 12 enclosed trailer and have hauled two baggers from Florida to Sturgis and back. There is plenty of room for them in staggered formation. I use Harbor Freight wheel chocks and plenty of tie down straps.
#6
I have a 7 X 16 enclosed and have hauled Ultra beside a Roadglide with a pair of Heritage's behind those. No staggering. I use eagle chocks and only strap frontends down. No problems in several trips behind MH.
#7
My brothers trailer sitting in my drive is set up for 2 bikes. He said the guy he bought it from had 2 dressers in it but I can't see how he did that. Not that it can't be but tight would be an understatement in my book. A 7x14 would be a better option.
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#8
Ditto.I put 2 bikes both with 32" wide bars in my 7x12 and still have room to walk between them.Set your chocks up staggered and you'll have plenty of room.A v-nose 12' is really only 10' long at the walls and 12' at the nose.Unless you run 4 wheelers or snow mobiles and need that front door in the nose to pull through v-nose trailers are a waste of 2'.Mileage gains are pretty much non existence with the v.