For those that have/use a trailer.
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if you use a condor chock, you fasten to the rear floor board mounts and bring the rachet straps forward at a 30 degree angle. None needed on the front fork.
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I have an Aluma open trailer that has given me good service. It's made mostly of aluminum, so it is very light weight. Mine is set up in a single bike configuration, but it is available for two bikes as well. I especially like the full width ramp that allows me to ride the bike up onto the trailer to load it. I bought mine for $1200 used; I think they run about $1700 new.
I have an Aluma open trailer that has given me good service. It's made mostly of aluminum, so it is very light weight. Mine is set up in a single bike configuration, but it is available for two bikes as well. I especially like the full width ramp that allows me to ride the bike up onto the trailer to load it. I bought mine for $1200 used; I think they run about $1700 new.
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RE: For those that have/use a trailer.
I have a 2-up kendon...pros-standsup and stores in garage mostly out of way...can carry large bikes with no problem, low deck but like
everything else takes getting used to ...cons-had to add additional re-enforcement under back of deck where rear tire set
everything else takes getting used to ...cons-had to add additional re-enforcement under back of deck where rear tire set
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