What size trailer for 4 to 5 touring Harley's?
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I don't know how many times you'll use this huge trailer after Sturgis and gas alone for the truck and trailer would be incredible so maybe shipping the bikes would be more cost effective? Usually 600 or so a bike.
Just an option.
To answer the question 8x20. I had a 7x16 and could just squeeze 4 in there.
Just an option.
To answer the question 8x20. I had a 7x16 and could just squeeze 4 in there.
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I don't know how many times you'll use this huge trailer after Sturgis and gas alone for the truck and trailer would be incredible so maybe shipping the bikes would be more cost effective? Usually 600 or so a bike.
Just an option.
To answer the question 8x20. I had a 7x16 and could just squeeze 4 in there.
Just an option.
To answer the question 8x20. I had a 7x16 and could just squeeze 4 in there.
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Any recommendations on shippers? Haven't decided if I have enough time to ride or if I am going to have to fly. With some other reviews I've read of shippers, it seems they want to take 3-4 weeks to get it there and I do not want to be without a bike for a month of my precious Michigan summer.
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JMO--
A friend has a 7'x14' enclosed trailer and honestly it's a b***h loading two, late model Ultra into it, and it takes two people to accomplish this.
We found that the first bike loaded must have the rear end "scooted over" to make room for the second bike.
For an enclosed trailer for 5 baggers, I'd recommend an 8'x24' or perhaps an enclosed car hauler and even then you may have spread two bikes far enough apart to insert the front-end of one to adjust for the length of the trailer. If you go with an 8'x20' you'll need some extra bodies to get them safely loaded and tied down.
Another option (if acceptable) would be a 20' open landscape, tandem axle trailer and load the bikes on an angle or crosswise on the trailer.
I have a trailer like this and getting 4 on it is a piece of cake but I've yet to attempt 5 but with tandem axles the weight wouldn't be a factor.
A friend has a 7'x14' enclosed trailer and honestly it's a b***h loading two, late model Ultra into it, and it takes two people to accomplish this.
We found that the first bike loaded must have the rear end "scooted over" to make room for the second bike.
For an enclosed trailer for 5 baggers, I'd recommend an 8'x24' or perhaps an enclosed car hauler and even then you may have spread two bikes far enough apart to insert the front-end of one to adjust for the length of the trailer. If you go with an 8'x20' you'll need some extra bodies to get them safely loaded and tied down.
Another option (if acceptable) would be a 20' open landscape, tandem axle trailer and load the bikes on an angle or crosswise on the trailer.
I have a trailer like this and getting 4 on it is a piece of cake but I've yet to attempt 5 but with tandem axles the weight wouldn't be a factor.
Last edited by 2AMGuy; 03-31-2015 at 05:10 PM.