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My retirement plans include a lot of cross-country trips, but my OL doesn't ride. I'm okay with that , but sooner or later she'll want to come along. I don't want to have to choose between the OL and my ride, so I'd like to take both. The swivelwheel 58 website makes it look like the perfect bike trailer for a heavy bike (Ultra Classic Screaming Eagle), but the only reviews I could find were at a camping website, and a couple of guys trashed it. Does anyone have any experience with the swivelwheel 58? Single or Dual wheels?
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