looking at a trailer
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looking at a trailer
im sure its on here a bunch of times im looking at getting a trailer
enclosed
double axle
all the standard stuff including quality bike chocks
what id like is if anyone with a 7 x 12 trailer could share pics of bikes in trailer and o pics of just the mounts staggered
i have 2 street glides we will be carriyng
thanks in advance
enclosed
double axle
all the standard stuff including quality bike chocks
what id like is if anyone with a 7 x 12 trailer could share pics of bikes in trailer and o pics of just the mounts staggered
i have 2 street glides we will be carriyng
thanks in advance
Last edited by ringer1969; 01-28-2024 at 08:59 PM.
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I couldn’t find any pictures but I’ve hauled my Ultra-Limited and my wife’s Heritage Classic on my 6’4” x 12’ trailer (not enclosed) and didn’t need to stagger them. I would think two Street Glides could easily fit side by side in a 7’ wide enclosed trailer. The widest part will be the handlebars which shouldn’t be more than 36” wide.
For chocks I use the Condor Pit Stop chocks with the adapter plates that bolt to the trailer floor. They’re easily removable with just a thumbscrew. In our toy hauler I use the Condor trailer-only chocks with the floor brackets. If I had to do it again I’d probably install E-Tracks on my open trailer and use the Condor E-track adapters.
The toy hauler already had tie-down rings but for the open utility trailer I installed recessed tie-down rings in the wood floor.
For chocks I use the Condor Pit Stop chocks with the adapter plates that bolt to the trailer floor. They’re easily removable with just a thumbscrew. In our toy hauler I use the Condor trailer-only chocks with the floor brackets. If I had to do it again I’d probably install E-Tracks on my open trailer and use the Condor E-track adapters.
The toy hauler already had tie-down rings but for the open utility trailer I installed recessed tie-down rings in the wood floor.
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I couldn’t find any pictures but I’ve hauled my Ultra-Limited and my wife’s Heritage Classic on my 6’4” x 12’ trailer (not enclosed) and didn’t need to stagger them. I would think two Street Glides could easily fit side by side in a 7’ wide enclosed trailer. The widest part will be the handlebars which shouldn’t be more than 36” wide.
For chocks I use the Condor Pit Stop chocks with the adapter plates that bolt to the trailer floor. They’re easily removable with just a thumbscrew. In our toy hauler I use the Condor trailer-only chocks with the floor brackets. If I had to do it again I’d probably install E-Tracks on my open trailer and use the Condor E-track adapters.
The toy hauler already had tie-down rings but for the open utility trailer I installed recessed tie-down rings in the wood floor.
For chocks I use the Condor Pit Stop chocks with the adapter plates that bolt to the trailer floor. They’re easily removable with just a thumbscrew. In our toy hauler I use the Condor trailer-only chocks with the floor brackets. If I had to do it again I’d probably install E-Tracks on my open trailer and use the Condor E-track adapters.
The toy hauler already had tie-down rings but for the open utility trailer I installed recessed tie-down rings in the wood floor.
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My previous trailer was a 5x10 tilt trailer and I could haul the Ultra-Limited by itself or two Indian Scouts (just under 8' total length) staggered by about a foot and still had plenty of room behind the bikes.
As long as it's a square nose trailer and not a rounded or V-shape nose I can't see why two SG's wouldn't fit in a 12' trailer, even if their staggered. I admit though that I've had multiple open trailers but no enclosed trailers so even though the math works, maybe there's something I'm missing.
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