enclosed trailers
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: North East, Pennsylvania
RE: enclosed trailers
I had a 7x14 Single Axle Haulin Trailer which did fit 2 bikes. I actually sold it and upgraded to a v Nose Trition 7x14 Aluminum Trailer..has brakes, and much more
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2005
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From:
RE: enclosed trailers
this is better than a trailer......
http://www.newmarcorp.com/xq/ASP.def...qx/default.htm
and it is only a quarter of a mil....give or take a few bucks
http://www.newmarcorp.com/xq/ASP.def...qx/default.htm
and it is only a quarter of a mil....give or take a few bucks
Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 26
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RE: enclosed trailers
Wells Cargo makes an excellent scooter hauler. I recently did a little horse trading and aquired a great single axle v-nose enclosed 5x10x5 high to carry my Fatboy. Opted not to get one larger since the wife wants nothing at all to do with my bike in any shape or fashion. Won't even talk about it with me. Oh well, I'm sure there's plenty of other ladies that would like to ride? Going to Sturgis and planning on trailering the 1500 miles there. Mainly because I don't want to ride 3 days home in possible inclement weather.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 685
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From: In your dreams
RE: enclosed trailers
Here is the best $8K that you will ever spend.
1). Don't put Harley stickers all over it or they willsteal the bikes & trailer.
2). Definately go tandem axle unless you like tail wagging at 70 MPH.
3). Never ever lend it out. Bike shops have pick up & delivery service for your friends.
Cheers
http://www.harleyclassifieds.com/page-205.html
1). Don't put Harley stickers all over it or they willsteal the bikes & trailer.
2). Definately go tandem axle unless you like tail wagging at 70 MPH.
3). Never ever lend it out. Bike shops have pick up & delivery service for your friends.
Cheers
http://www.harleyclassifieds.com/page-205.html
Road Captain
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 509
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From: Connecticut
RE: enclosed trailers
Thanks for the link....nice looking trailer.
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Tourer
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 367
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From: Spread Eagle WI
RE: enclosed trailers
I have 2, a 12' single and a 14' dual. the 12' single is great for hauling bikes, I ordered it with brakes and 6'5" of head room. I've never had any issues of tail wag or any thing bad about it at 80mph. The 14' tandem is great too but it so heavy. I use that one for work to haul tools and equipment. I havea Silverado 1/2 ton 4/4 pick up for moving the trailers around and the I notice the tandem feels like an anchor behind me. If I where to buy one again just for the bikes I'd buy a 12' single with brakes and look for one thats 107" wide. Little more room for gear. Many states now require all trailers with a GVW od 2500lbs to have brakes no matter how many axles so check your state out first before you hit e-bay or anything..
