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anyone use trailer like this to haul a touring bike? found one thats been reinforced tongue and made solid instead of folding. it says its rated at 700 lbs and my bike is 800 lbs so i know its over a little but has anyone tried it?
i wouldn't use it. i would get a trailer that can be used for other stuff too. the northern tool trailer will only be used for the bike. i have an aluma trailer that is used for everything i need it for.
A 5'x10' trailer (with a drop-down tailgate/ramp) would be the smallest trailer that I would use to haul a full sized touring bike and it can also be used for other purposes.
If at some time you swap for an Ultra or other touring bike it will be even heavier than your current bike, which leaves you with an even more over-loaded trailer! I suggest looking for one with a 900-1,000 pound capacity.
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