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My wife and I are going up to our yearly vacation spot in Cheboygan Michigan soon and I want to take my bike.
Because of my hectic work schedule I wont be joining her for the drive up there and instead will be catching a flight from where ever I am that week and will end up there.
So my wife said she would trailer my bike up there (we live in GA) if I can find a solution.
So what I want to know is if there is anyone out there who knows where I can rent/borrow a trailer for a few weeks.
I don't want to buy one since this is the only time I will ever voluntarily trailer my bike.
My local U-Haul won't do a one way on a motorcycle trailer. My Mother-in-law tried to do the U-Haul thing for a move and ended up buying a trailer because it was cheaper and she could sell it to re-coup some of the cost.
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